FANCOR

 


COMMON DEGRAS



DESCRIPTION:        Common Degras is a brown, tenacious, unctuous substance derived from crude wool grease.
CAS NUMBER:        8020-84-6
EINECS NUMBER:  232-418-6
APPLICATIONS:    INDUSTRIAL

Common Degras has been used extensively for its extreme pressure and slip characteristics in the formulation of wire drawing compounds.  It is used in slushing oils, cutting oils, and lubricants.Being tacky, its adherence to metal surfaces is excellent. In addition, it has the property of forming a protective surface film when exposed to air. Thus, it is an excellent long-term rust preventative.When used in leather stuffing greases, Common Degras will prolong pliability without impairing strength.It will also act as a waterproofing agent.

SPECIFICATIONS: 

 Color

 Method

 Medium to Dark Brown

 Water Content

 USP

 1.5% max

 Ash

 USP

 0.5% max

 Free Fatty Acid

 USP

 15-30 %

 Iodine Value (Hanus)

 USP

 20-40

 Melting Point

 USP

 35-49°C


SOLUBILITY:
 Soluble in:  
   Chloroform 
   Trichlorethylene
   Most Petroleum Solvents
 Insoluble in Water  


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