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AXAREL® 2000, Petroferm Inc – Switch & Save for MIL-PRF-680!

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Alternatives to AXAREL® 2000, MIL-PRF-680 and PD680 Solvents

AXAREL® 2000, made by Petroferm Inc. is 1 of 10 qualified products to MIL-PRF-680B Type II cleaner. All 10 qualified products are essentially odorless, low non-volatile residue (NVR) and ideal for cleaning weapon systems and aircraft components previously cleaned by PD680 solvents.

Ecolink Inc was the sole source supplier of MIL-PRF-680-Type-II for the majority of the last 10 years to the Defense Supply Center in Richmond (DSCR) and Defense Logistics Agency (DLA). During this time, we saved the US Government and its taxpayers “hundreds of thousands of dollars.”
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Petroferm Inc are one of the last companies to qualify to MIL-PRF-680B Type II. Their military qualification number for AXAREL® 2000* is DS-0018. Ecolink’s military qualification number for New II is DS-0004. Military qualification numbers are assigned in order of qualification.  Need proof? Search by NSN, CAGE Code and you will see no awards to Petroferm Inc for AXAREL® 2000 for MIL-PRF-680-Type-II during early to mid 2000’s.

This is a classic rematch of the tortoise [Ecolink Inc.] vs. hare [Petroferm Inc.].

 

Hare vs Tortoise

Petroferm Inc. – not so fast! Ecolink Inc. has supplied MIL-PRF-680-Type-II for over 10 years!

Ecolink started working on their qualified product, New II, in the late 1990’s to replace the over-priced and uncontested Breakthrough Solvent, Breakthrough Cleaner. As a result of reducing total cost by almost 75%, Ecolink Inc earned the trust, respect and business of the Department of Defense, Boeing, Lockheed Martin and Pratt & Whitney. In the early 2000’s, Petroferm courted Ecolink Inc for an acquisition. On September 11, 2001, Petroferm Inc. repealed their Letter of Intent. However, during the due diligence process, they learned of our sole source award for MIL-PRF-680-Type-II and interviewed all of our key employees, including our ex-Navy, military & government specialist.

Several years later we find Petroferm Inc qualified to MIL-PRF-680 Types I, II, III and IV. There is a saying that “Imitation is the highest form of flattery.” Ecolink Inc feels ‘very’ flattered by Petroferm Inc’s imitation.

Ecolink Inc will match or beat any qualified product for MIL-PRF-680-Type-II. We operate a low overhead operation and can afford to guarantee best prices to our customers. Ecolink Inc. has been focused on our customer’s profit first since we were founded in 1991.

6850-01-474-2316 for MIL PRF 680 Type II in 55 Gal. Drum

6850-01-474-2317 for MIL PRF 680 Type II in 5 Gal. Pail

6850-01-378-0698 for MIL PRF 680 Type II in 15 Gal. Drum
6850-01-474-2319 for MIL PRF 680 Type II in 1 Gal

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