Nalco 2000 Portable — Msds
: Use protective gloves (nitrile or rubber) and standard work clothing.
: Store in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area in the original labeled container. Keep it tightly closed and separate from acids , organics, and reducing agents to prevent hazardous reactions. Emergency and First Aid Measures
Nalco 2000, commonly known as , is a multifunctional liquid corrosion inhibitor and scale suppressant specifically formulated for closed cooling systems, particularly diesel engines. As a nitrite-based chemical treatment, it is used worldwide by major engine manufacturers to protect cast iron, copper, and aluminum components from cavitation, erosion, and mineral deposits. msds nalco 2000
Nalco 2000 is classified as an liquid and is generally red in color. Its primary active ingredients include: Sodium Nitrite : Used for metal passivation.
: Provides alkaline protection and corrosion inhibition. Sodium Tetraborate (Borate) : Acts as a buffering agent. Core Hazard Classifications : Use protective gloves (nitrile or rubber) and
According to the Nalcool 2000 Safety Data Sheet , the following precautions must be observed during use: : Eyes : Wear chemical-grade goggles or a face shield.
: Rated as harmful to aquatic life with long-lasting effects. Safety and Handling Protocols Emergency and First Aid Measures Nalco 2000, commonly
: Classified as a skin and serious eye irritant. It is harmful if swallowed and may cause damage to blood organs (methemoglobinemia) due to the presence of sodium nitrite.
: Ensure adequate ventilation; use a respirator only if mist or vapors are generated above exposure limits.
If accidental exposure occurs, immediate action is required: SAFETY DATA SHEET NALCOOL® 2000
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