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The easiest way to apply KONTAKT CHEMIE Kontakt 60 is to use the aerosol. A few droplets for each pair of contacts is generally sufficient. The cleaning and oxide-dissolving action can be improved by mechanical support. If switching or connector contacts are readily accessible, they can be carefully wiped, for
example, using cellulose, leather or cotton swabs. If it is impossible to provide mechanical support, allow KONTAKT CHEMIE Kontakt 60 some
10 to 15 minutes to penetrate. Dissolved dirt and corrosion products must then be rinsed off with KONTAKT CHEMIE Kontakt WL. After that, KONTAKT CHEMIE Kontakt 61 is applied as a protective film. KONTAKT CHEMIE Kontakt 60 works in many cases even without after-treatment. However this increases the risk that corrosion damage will appear again after a short time. Contacts of fairly large plug connectors and robust relays can also be sprayed with KONTAKT CHEMIE Kontakt 40 to give them protection from corrosion. If you are certain that a contact is malfunctioning only because of contamination, resinification etc. and not due
to corrosion, KONTAKT CHEMIE 61 can also be used directly without further pre-treatment. When very large quantities of KONTAKT CHEMIE Kontakt 60 are being consumed, the use of the concentrate may be economic. It is diluted in accordance with the instructions. When Kontakt 60 is used in serial production, plastics compatibility should be tested. Particular attention should be paid to plastics susceptible to stress-cracking (e.g. polycarbonate and polystyrene) and parts subjected to heavy mechanical loads. Diluted solutions of KONTAKT CHEMIE Kontakt 60 and the aerosol spray contain flammable solvents. Therefore the liquids must not be sprayed onto energised equipment. The solvent must be completely evaporated before the equipment is started up again. A period of at least 15 minutes is to be allowed for this. Local conditions may require a longer drying time,
particularly when there is an insufficient flow of fresh air to the places being treated.
Further information on safety can be found in the safety datasheet.