Markal® Paint-Riter+ Certified Marker White Part# - 96880
Brand: MARKAL®
Part Number: 96880
Weight: 0.0625 lbs
Country of Origin: UNITED STATES
Minimum Order Qty: 1 BX (12 EA = 1 BX)
Features: Ideal for use on stainless steel or superalloys in industries that require prevention against corrosion, pitting, or degradation | Certified to meet the following U.S.A. and international specifications: -- EDF PMUC - MIL - STD-2041D - U.S. DOE RDT F-7-3T (expired) - U.S. Navy C3070 | Engineered to meet: - < 200 ppm total halogens - < 250 ppm each low melting point metal - < 300 ppm total low melting point metal - < 200 ppm sulfur | Individual lot analysis and certification available at www.markal.com/certified for quick, accurate reference | Fast drying formula leaves wear-, weather- and UV-resistant marks | Marking range: -50°F to 150°F (-46°C to 66°C)
Valve Action Series Liquid Paint Marker , White. Mark Size:1/8" (3 mm) The Certified Valve Action is a highly,visible liquid paint marker pre-certified to contain low levels of chlorides, halogens, low melting point metals and sulfur. Each manufactured batch is individually analyzed and certified to meet U.S.A. and International nuclear and military specifications and is safe for use on stainless steel and other alloy metals where corrosion resistance is a requirement. Features and Benefits: Ideal for use on stainless steel or superalloys in industries that require prevention against corrosion, pitting or degradation Certified to meet the following U.S.A. and international specifications (EDF PMUC, MIL , STD,2041D, U.S. DOE RDT F,7,3T (expired), U.S. Navy C3070) Engineered to meet (less-than 200 ppm total halogens, less-than 250 ppm each low melting point metals, less-than 300 ppm total low melting point metals, less-than 200 ppm sulfur) Xylene-free paint reduces user health risks and eliminates California Proposition 65, EPA HAPS and SARA 313 concerns in the U.S.A. Fast drying formula leaves wear-, weather- and UV-resistant marks Marking range: -50 degree F to 150 degree F (-46 degree C to 66 degree C) Made in U.S.A. Industry Uses: Nuclear-power generation Other power generation facilities Oil and gas Military Welding Aviation and aerospace Surface Uses: Steel and iron Pipes and tubes Glass Lumber and timber Ceramic Concrete and stone Rubber and tires Plastic
