Just like with machines, it’s important that weapons are cleaned and well-maintained to prevent accidents from occurring. In this blog post, we’re going to take a closer look at the types of chemicals that the U.S. military uses to clean their weapons to ensure the...
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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...
Once upon a time PD 680 was the degreasing solvent of choice for military equipment maintenance. Today, PD 680 generates approximately 600 Google searches every month. By contrast, PRF 680 generates approximately 60 Google searches every month. I’m fascinated to see...
Firearms differ in several ways, from their style of construction, to legalities surrounding them, to the manner in which they’re cleaned and prepared for action. When it comes to cleaning guns, the type of solvent you use depends on three main factors, not including...
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