Chemical

Effects: incidental contact.

Hydrochloric acid 11%

We have specifc data on 5% and are assured that incidental contact at 11% is OK, but can’t recommend the product for constant exposure. The solvent cut version will hold up for longer periods, say over 30 days continuous.

Hydrochloric acid fumes - up to 33%

High concentrations will damage the coating as well be a likely cause for delamination from damage to the substrate underneath. Many rocks will be degraded and the vapour will pass through our coating.

Sodium Chlorate 50%

No damage, except color change in some cases as CTS can handle high strength alkali’s gracefully.

Sodium Carbonate Solution ( High Alkali)

I expect no damge as CTS can handle most alkali’s in high strength.

Hydrogen Peroxide

OK at lower concentrations, say 5%.

Deta Tri-hydrochloride

Is this EDTA, if so it will not be damaged.

Traces of Anhydrous Ammonia

I expect no damge as CTS can handle most alkali’s in high strength.

Traces of  Hydrobromic Acid

Same as hydrochloric acid.