Hi Isaac, I managed to find some data on varsol. minimum flash point 40C Autoignition 250C Product is mainly C7-C10 Hydrocarbons Ethylbenzene less than .1% (carcinogenic) Triethylbenzene 4.0% Saturated hydrocarbons 83% C8 Hydrocarbon plus aromatics 17% The product is marketed in a wide variety of mixes. Exxon Corp being one of the largest suppliers. Like all sovents use in a ventilated space. It is availiable in a low odor form. Gas is heavier than air. On a personal note. I could not tell the difference between C7 and a C10 hydrocarbon if it bit me in the butt <G> More imformation than you know what to do with. Regards Roger At 06:04 AM 6/24/01 +0200, you wrote: >Hello , Roger, > >What is "VARSOL" , is it a make ?If not what kind of solvent it is, please ? >(I often have "Gaffer" tape marks on frames) I think 3M makes an Avery >label remover product I used on Grand Dampers for the same tape marks >removal. It works fine but the product is a tad volatil, I did not check the >soaking with a cloth, but it may probably work. > >In hospitals I've seen they have a product to threw off the band aid, >probably the same kind of solvents. > >Isaac Oleg >
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