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glossary of termsBiodegradableA substance that is capable of being broken downinto harmless products by the action of living things.The rate at which compounds may be chemicallybroken down by bacteria and/or natural environmentalfactors.Brittle PointTemperature at which a material breaks under definedconditions of deformation.Class I Ozone DepletersChlorinated solvents including carbon tetrachloride, 1,1, 1-Trichloroethane and CFCs (Freon). Since 1993,these products have required special labeling and havebeen banned from manufacture by the EPA.Class II Ozone DepletersProducts that contain HCFCs like HCFC-141b andHCFC-225. The production and importation phase outdate is January 1, 2003 and January 1, 2015 respectively.Dielectric StrengthThe minimum electrical gradient that a material canwithstand without decomposition usually specified involts per millimeter of thickness. Also known as thebreakdown voltage.Elongation PercentDirectly related to Tensile Strength. Elongation is thedeformation that results from the application of a tensileforce and is calculated as the change in length dividedby the original length.EmulsionA mixture of water-soluble and water-insoluble groupsheld together by a surfactant. Emulsions are usuallymilky white.Extremely FlammableAs defined by the Consumer Products SafetyCommission, a substance with a flashpoint at or below20˚F as determined by Tagliabue Open Cup Tester. Or,for an aerosol, if the flame travels back to the actuatorand the flashpoint is at or below 20°F.Falex TestA method for determining the extreme pressure(EP) or anti-wear properties of oils and greases. Veeblocks (with large “V-shaped notch) are placed onopposite sides of rotating steel shaft, and the apparatusis immersed in the test lubricant. Load is automaticallyincreased until seizure occurs. Measurable wear scarsare formed on the blocks.FerrousMetals related to or containing iron.FlammableCapable of catching fire easily and burning rapidly.OSHA defines flammable liquids as having a flashpointbelow 100˚F.Flash PointThe lowest temperature of a liquid or solid at which itgives off vapors that will ignite but not continue toburn when a small flame is periodically passed over thesurface.GallingDestructive wear of a metal surface characterized bylarge chunks of metal being removed.KB ValueThe Kauri Butanol (KB) value is a measure of thesolvent power of a hydrocarbon liquid. Kauri gumis readily soluble in butanol but insoluble inhydrocarbons. The KB value is the measure of thevolume of solvent required to produce turbidity in astandard solution containing kauri gum dissolved inbutanol. The higher the KB value, the more powerfulthe solvent.NLGI GradeNational Lubricating Grease Institute. A commonreference to the measure of used consistency of aparticular grease. The most common consistencynumber is #2. Softer grades, especially #0 and #1, areoften used for improved pumpability or low-temperatureservice. High consistency numbers, #3 through #6 areused for certain high-speed bearings where leakage andsealing are particular concerns.NSF RatingNational Sanitation Foundation RegistrationProgram for Proprietary Substances and NonfoodCompounds. This program mirrors the prior USDAprogram. Product evaluation is based on formulationand label review. Approved products receive a Letter ofAuthorization and are included on the List of ProprietarySubstances and Nonfood Compounds.Non-FerrousMetals that contain no iron.ODCsOzone Depleting Compounds. Substances thatcontribute to the deterioration of the ozone. There aretwo types of ODCs: Class I and Class II ozone depleters.Class I ODCs are the most harmful to the ozone.Currently listed as Class I ODCs are chlorofluorocarbons(CFCs), carbon tetrachloride, and 1,1,1-Trichloroethane.Class II ODCs are less harmful but still pose a threat.Currently listed as Class II ODCs are HCFCs.OTC STATESOzone Transport Commission. As of January 1, 2010,the following states have adopted the OTC Model Ruleregulating VOC’s in consumer products: Connecticut,Delaware, District of Columbia, Illinois, Maine,Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Hampshire,New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Islandand parts of VirginiapHA scale ranging from 0 to 14 used to measure acidityand alkalinity. The lower the number the more acidic;the higher the number, the more alkaline; 7 is neutral.psiPound per Square Inch. A unit of pressure equal tothe pressure resulting from a force of 1 pound applieduniformly over an area of 1 square inch.SAESociety of Automotive Engineers.SubstrateThe surface being cleaned; the substrate may be metal,plastic, ceramic, etc.SurfactantA specialized molecule that connects water soluble andwater-insoluble groups.Tensile StrengthThe strength of different metals to support differentloads (masses) before going through the point at whichthey change from being elastic to being plastic. Thetensile strength test measures the elastic and plasticproperties of metal.Timken OK LoadThe highest load than can be applied without abrasivewear to a rotating test cup containing a grease sample.The higher the OK number, the better protection agrease provides under severe service. The highest numbertypically given to any sample is 80.ViscosityThe resistance to flow or degree of thickening fluid.Flow requires stress; liquids such as additive-free lubricatingoils are known as Newtonian fluids in that shearrate is proportional to the pressure or stress applied.This proportion is the coefficient of viscosity.VOCsVolatile Organic Compounds. A class of chemicalsthat contain carbon and have the potential to formground-level ozone (smog). Many common items includinggasoline, oil-based paints and alcoholsproduce VOCs.74 Customer Service: (800) 272-4620 • Technical Assistance: (800) 521-3168 More product information a click away at www.crcindustries.com/ei
nsf category code lettersProducts that are used in and around food processing areas, but are not intended for direct food contact, or are notexpected to become a component of a meat, poultry, or egg product, are defined as “nonfood compounds”. Theseinclude products such as maintenance and cleaning chemicals, sanitizers and pesticide chemicals, lubricants,water treatment compounds, shell egg cleaning, defoaming, destaining, and sanitizing compounds, and othermiscellaneous products. The category codes directly affecting CRC products are listed and defined below:Category Code A1This product is acceptable for use as a general cleaning agent on all surfaces, or foruse with steam or mechanical cleaning devices in all departments. Before using thiscompound, food products and packaging materials must be removed from the roomor carefully protected. After using this compound, surfaces must be thoroughlyrinsed with potable water. Permission for the use of this compound on loadingdocks and other similar areas is left to the discretion of the Inspector-In-Charge ofthe establishment.Category Code K1This product is chemically acceptable as a solvent cleaner for use in non-processingareas of official establishments operating under the Federal Meat and PoultryProducts Inspection Program. After using the product, equipment and utensilsmust be thoroughly washed with an acceptable detergent solution and rinsedwith potable water to remove all traces of the cleaner before being returned to theprocessing area. The final granting of authorization for the proposed use of suchcompounds is the responsibility of the Inspector-In-Charge of the official plant.Category Code C1This product is acceptable for use as a general cleaner/degreaser in inedibleproduct processing areas, and/or exterior areas of official establishments operatingunder the Federal Meat, Poultry, Shell Egg Grading, and Egg Products InspectionPrograms provided that it is not used to mask odors resulting from unsanitaryconditions, and that any characteristic odor or fragrance does not penetrate intoan edible area. Permission for the use of this compound on loading docks andother similar areas is left to the discretion of the Inspector-In-Charge of theestablishment.Category Code H1This product is acceptable as a lubricant with incidental food contact for use inofficial establishments operating under the Federal Meat and Poultry ProductsInspection Program. Such compounds may be used on food processing equipmentas a protective anti-rust film, as a release agent on gaskets or seals of tankclosures, and as a lubricant for machine parts and equipment in locations in whichthere is potential exposure of lubricated part to food. The amount used should bethe minimum required to accomplish the desired technical effect on the equipment.If used as an anti-rust film, the compound must be removed from the equipmentsurface by washing or wiping, as required to leave the surface effectively free of anysubstance, which could be transferred to food being processed. The final grantingof authorization for the proposed use of such compound is the responsibility of theInspector-In-Charge of the official plant.Category Code H2The product is acceptable as a lubricant where there is no possibility of foodcontact in official establishments operating under the Federal Meat and PoultryProducts Inspection Program. Such compounds may be used as lubricants, releaseagents, or anti-rust films on equipment and machine parts or in closed systems(ex. Hydraulic systems) in locations where there is no possibility of the lubricantor lubricated part contacting edible products. The final granting of authorizationfor the proposed use of such compound is the responsibility of the Inspector-In-Charge of the official plant.Category Code K2This product is chemically acceptable as a solvent for cleaning electronic instrumentsand devices which will not tolerate aqueous cleaning solutions in officialestablishments operating under the Federal Meat and Poultry Products InspectionProgram. Before using this compound, food products and packaging materials mustbe removed from the area or carefully protected. This compound must be used in amanner so that all odors associated with the compound are dissipated before foodproducts or packaging material are re-exposed in the area. The final granting ofauthorization for the proposed use of such compounds is the responsibility of theInspector-In-Charge of the official plant.Category Code P1This product is chemically acceptable for use in official establishments operatingunder the Federal Meat and Poultry Products Inspection Program. This compoundmust be used in a manner which prevents direct or indirect contamination ofedible products. The final granting of authorization for the proposed use of suchcompounds is the responsibility of the Inspector-In-Charge of the official plant.Category Code C3The product is acceptable for use in official establishments operating under theFederal Meats and Poultry Products Inspection Program. This compound may beacceptable in areas of food processing facilities where edible products are neitherprocessed nor stored in open containers. This category also covers paint removersand snow and ice melting products intend for use in non-processing areas.Category Code E4The product is acceptable for use as a hand cream, lotion or cleaner in non-processingareas. The use of such products is limited to toilets, dressing rooms andother non-processing areas. Employees who handle edible products may use suchcompounds only when leaving the plant.75NSF Category code letters
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Page 24 and 25: lubricantsHeavy DutyPower Lube ®Hi
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Page 34 and 35: heavy duty degreaserSLOOKING FOR A
Page 36 and 37: heavy duty degreasersProductLectra
Page 38 and 39: cable cleanersCable Clean ® HF TM
Page 40 and 41: LubricantsLectra Shield TMLong Term
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Page 45 and 46: Foam Minimal ExpansionAerosol Seala
Page 47 and 48: Stud LockHigh StrengthThreadlocker
Page 49 and 50: Tool & Equipment oilsAir Tool OilSA
Page 51 and 52: greasesLithium-BasedSuper White TMM
Page 54 and 55: mold releasesGeneral PurposeSilicon
Page 56 and 57: SPECIALTYWorker SafetyWasp & Hornet
Page 58 and 59: Paints and CoatingsAll-Purpose Enam
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Page 62 and 63: Vehicle MaintenanceCleanersBrakleen
Page 64 and 65: Vehicle MaintenanceFuel AdditivesOc
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Page 71 and 72: Glass Plex TMGlass Cleaner• Easy
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