Product Name | DBE Solvent |
Application | Removes polyester resins. May be a suitable substitute for Methylene chloride paint stripper, when mixed with m-Pyrol and Monoethanolamine |
Replaces | Methylene chloride |
Method of Use | Immersion, spray, or wipe |
Chemical Ingredients | Aliphatic dibasic acid esters, Dimethyl adipate, Dimethyl succinate, Dimethyl glutarate, Methanol and Hydrogen cyanide (<10 ppm) |
Safety & Health | DBE are skin, eye, and upper respiratory tract irritants. Skin contact may initially cause irritation/rash. Eye contact may initially include irritation, tearing/blurring of vision. Inhalation may initially cause irritation of upper respiratory passages. Overexposure may cause blurring of vision. Animal data: Mild to severe skin irritant and slight eye (effects of overexposure). |
Paint Removal | Yes |
Cost | $6.38/gal (1992) N/A |
Water Soluble | 5.3 wt% @20C |
Disposal | Treatment, storage, transportation, and disposal must be in accordance with applicable federal, state/provincial, and local regulatory agencies. Recover nonusable free liquid and dispose of in approved and permitted incineration. Recover nonusable free liquid and dispose of in approved and permitted biological treatment (ING 17). |
Recycling Options | Filter out contaminants to extend life of solution. |
VOC | |
Vapor Pressure | .2mm Hg @20C |
Flashpoint (°F) | 212 |
Boiling Point (°F) | 385 - 437 |
Density (lbs/gal) | 9.1 |
NSN | 6850-00-N06-8419 - N/A |
MSDS | DBE Solvent - Cornell University MSDS
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POC | Hazardous Technical Information Services (800) 848-4847 DSN 695-5168 |
Manufacturer | E I DUPONT DE NEMOURS & CO 1007 Market Street Wilmington, DE 19898 (800) 441-7515 |