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Cleaning Solvent Mil Spec Approvals and NSN List by Ecolink Inc

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PRODUCT NAME APPLICATION CONFORMANCE NSN & UNIT of ISSUE

AERO KLEEN

  • Douglas Aircraft Company, CSD #1, Type III
  • Boeing D6-17487 Rev. M
6850-01-442-0527 Pints, 16 per BX

6850-01-442-0530 Quarts, 12 per BX

6850-01-442-0769 CN 5-gallon

6850-01-442-0755 DR 55-gallon

ECOLINK 3005 (A)

  • Removes light oils, dust, displaces moisture from cannon plugs, electrical contact/avionics cleaner for avionics maintenance
6850-01-533-3299 Aerosols, 12-12 ounce cans per BX

ELECTRON
Dielectric Solvent

  • Exterior & General Cleaner
  • General Purpose Cleaner
  • General Cleaning of all Hydraulic Components
  • Flow Through Cleaning of Fuel & Hydraulic Lines for Refit Program
  • Cleaning Rotating Electrical Equipment
  • Cleaning Prior to Thermal Spraying
  • Cleaning of Mating Surfaces to Outboard Cable/Connector Assemblies
  • Cleaning of Burn Chamber, Spectrometer
  • Boeing D6-17487 Re. L
  • GE Energy Services DWG No. 503HA264
  • Douglas Aircraft Company, CSD #1
  • NAVSEA Chapter 300
  • NAVSEA Section 556
  • MIL-STD 1687-A
  • NAVSEA S-9510-AB-ATM-010/C, Submarine Atmosphere Control Manual
  • JOPA TSC
  • ASTM D 3257
  • ASTM D 1353
  • SAE Specification AMS 2644,

Class 2 Solvent

  • DMWR 1-1560-291
6850-01-371-8048 Aerosols, 12-15 ounce cans per BX

6850-01-371-8049 Pump Spray 12-22 ounce bottles per BX

6850-01-375-5553 CN – 6 gallon

6850-01-375-5554 GL– 4 per BX

6850-01-375-5555 DR 55-gallon

ELECTRON 296

  • Replacement of General Maintenance of DOD Ground Equipment, Vehicles, Weapons & Aviation Equipment
6850-01-472-2723 PT – 16 per BX

6850-01-472-2721 QT – 12 per BX

6850-01-472-2722 GL – 4 per BX

6850-01-472-2717 CN – 5 gallon

6850-01-472-2719 DR – 55 gallon

PRODUCT NAME APPLICATION CONFORMANCE
NSN & UNIT of ISSUE

HYPERSOLVE™

TRIAGEN Aerosol
(Hypersolve in an aerosol form)

  • Douglas Aircraft Company, CSD #1 (Except “Stress Crazing Test on Acrylic Plastics”)
  • Boeing D6-17487 Rev. L  (Except “Acrylic Crazing Test”)
  • ASTM F 945
  • AMS 1526B (Except  “3.2.4 Effect on Acrylic Plastics”)
  • DMWR 1-1560-291
  • GE Energy Services DWG No. 503HA264
6850-01-450-6165 GL – 4 per BX

6850-01-450-6162 CN – 5 gallon

6850-01-450-6160 DR – 55 GL in 55 GL drum

6850-01-450-6155 Aerosols, 12-14 ounce cans per BX

NEW II

  • Replacement of General Maintenance of DOD Ground Equipment, Vehicles, Weapons & Aviation Equipment
6850-01-474-2319 GL – 4 per BX

6850-01-474-2317 CN – 5 gallon

6850-01-378-0698 CN- 15 gallon

6850-01-474-2316 DR – 55 gallon

OCC (Oxygen Cleaning Compound)

Also known as Navy Oxygen Cleaner (NOC)

  • Critical oxygen cleaner for removing organic & particulate contamination from parts, valves, hoses, piping, flasks and tanks. Non-foaming, used in ultrasonic tanks, parts washers, flow pipe cleaning and tank pressure spray.
  • MIL-DTL-24800
  • MIL-STD-1330D
  • MIL-STD-1622B
  • Meets SAE ARP1176
6850-01-389-3859 CN – 5 gallon

6850-01-389-3880 DR – 55 gallon

POSITRON High Purity Dielectric Solvent

  • Hand wipe cleaning of Landing Gear for Overhaul & Repair
  • Exterior & General Cleaner
  • Cleaning of Exterior Gas Turbine engines, including Titanium & non-Titanium Hardware
  • Ferrography
  • Cleaning of Cannon Plugs & Wire Harnesses
  • Cleaning Agent for Control Material Installation & Repair
  • Boeing D6-17487 Rev. L
  • Douglas Aircraft Company, CSD #1
  • GE Aircraft Engines Task 70-21-23-110-053
  • Pratt & Whitney PMC #8920
  • P-W-2891
  • AF T.O 35C1-4-173-3
  • GE Energy Services DWG No. 503HA264
6850-01-411-8815 GL 4 per BX

6850-01-412-0026 CN – 5 gallon

6850-01-412-0028 DR – 55 gallon

6850-01-445-3545 Aerosols, 12-16 ounce cans per BX

6850-01-445-3541 Pump Spray 12-22 ounce bottles per BX

PRODUCT NAME APPLICATION CONFORMANCE NSN & UNIT of ISSUE

PURITY
(Formally known as Ultra Prep)

  • Hand Wipe Cleaning prior to bonding & painting
  • Cleaner for metals, coated surfaces & composites
  • Hand Cleaning covers all metals and non-metals (Except Polycarbonate or Plexiglas)
6850-01-394-0162 GL 4 per BX

6850-01-394-0160 CN – 5 gallon

6850-01-394-0158 DR – 55 gallon

QED

  • Wipe Down prior to painting or bonding
  • Hand wipe cleaning in the Delta, Pegasus, D-5 Titan & Peacekeeper Programs
  • Wipe Solvent, low vapor pressure – Type I Class A
  • Critical Hand Wipe cleaning
  • Alliant Techsystems 230153-001
  • Thiokol
  • Jet Propulsion Laboratory
  • NASA
  • Allied Signal
  • Lockheed Martin
  • P-W-2891
  • ASTM F 945-98
  • BSS 7202
  • ASTM F 502
6850-01-411-7451 GL 4 per BX

6850-01-412-0029 CN – 5 gallon

6850-01-412-0039 DR – 55 gallon

RIP TIDE

  • Routine Maintenance
  • US Postal Service MMO-007-01
6850-01-394-0164 GL 4 per BX

6850-01-394-0165 CN –  5 gallon

6850-01-394-0161 DR – 55 gallon

SAFE STRIP

  • Raytheon Aerospace
  • GE Energy Services DWG No.503HA264
6850-01-386-8428 GL 4 per BX

6850-01-386-8424 CN – 5 gallon

6850-01-386-8430 DR – 55 gallon

VORTEX

  • Aggressive Solvent for cleaning all Organic and Inorganic Soils, such as Cosmoline, Rosin Flux, Pitch and Wire Rope Cleaning
  • Raytheon Aerospace
  • US Navy NSTM 613
6850-01-386-8405 GL 4 per BX

6850-01-386-8404 CN – 5 gallon

6850-01-386-8434 DR – 55 gallon

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