Surventis Lumor J Fluorescent Magnetic Ink

Name: Surventis Lumor J Fluorescent Magnetic Ink
SKU: VAR0001470
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Silmid P/N: VAR0001470

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Lumor J (HF) uses a hydrocarbon corresponding to AMS2641, Type 1 Magnetic Particle Inspection Vehicle with a Flash Point exceeding 93°C (method ASTM D 93).

Data Sheets

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Product Properties

Brand

Lumor

Manufacturer Part Number

2050006817 | 50595916 | 50836569

Also Known As

Chemetall Lumor J (HF) Fluorescent Magnetic Ink Liquid | Chemetall Lumor J Fluorescent Magnetic Ink

Specifications

SAE

AMS 3045 | AMS 3046 | AMS 2641 Type 1

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Product Information

Lumor J (HF) Fluorescent Magnetic Ink consists of finely-divided fluroescent magnetic particles, dispersed in a hydrocarbon carrier fluid, which will fluoresce brilliant yellow/green under the ultraviolet radiation with a predominant wavelengh of 365 nanometres.