TKS 406B De-Icing Fluid, 55 Gallon Drum – TKS406B-55GL
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TKS 406B de-ice Fluid - 55 Gallon Drum
Clariant biodegradable de-icing chemical fluid is pumped through porous metal structures that form the leading edge of the wing on an airplane. The liquid fluid is clear in color and has a vapor pressure of 9.33 hectopascals at 0 degrees C and comes in a 55-gallon drum. It has a boiling temperature rating of 100 degrees C at 760 millimeters Hg, flash point of 54 degrees C and a viscosity of 11 to 13 square meters per second.
Features:
- Vapor density of 2 and a relative density of 1.092 to 1.097
- Auto-ignition temperature rating of 365 degrees C
Benefits:
- Removes frozen deposits of snow, ice and frost from stationery aircraft on the ground
- Designed to protect aircraft from in-flight icing formed on propellers, windscreens and tail surfaces
Specifications:
- AL-5 (to DTD 406B)
- NATO Code S-745
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