Safety Bio-Green
| SL.NO. | Release Agent - Specifications | Spick n Clean Release agents Meet The Specifications |
| 1 | Does not evaporate at temperatures > 50°C | Yes |
| 2 | Complying with EPA and DOT regulations | Yes |
| 3 | Flash point > 150°C to avoid hazardous and shipping issues | Yes |
| 4 | Low odour, BioGreen (lab test performed) | Yes |
| 5 | Lubricates and stops corrosion | Yes |
| 6 | Sprayable at temperatures below 0°C | Yes |
| 7 | Does not damage asphalt hot mix, Ores and non-staining to concrete | Yes |
| 8 | Does the release agent works on rubber, plywood and metal surfaces. | Yes |
| 9 | Release agent does not separate below 10°C | Yes |
| 10 | Reducing imperfections (bug-holes), non-dusting and compatible with admixtures on concrete. | Yes |
| 11 | The product does not gel or get real thick in galvanized sprayers. | Yes |
| 12 | Compatible with marine life | Yes |
| 13 | Does not damage painted surfaces, rubber seals, hose fittings, usable even after being on the mould, truck bed for long hours. | Yes |
| 14 | One micro film spray of release agents gives 2-3 times | Yes |
| 15 | Forms, moulds, trucks treated with release agent gives up to three times longer without re-application, than those using competitors' release products. |
Yes |
Hazardous Material
Release agents containing more than 25% diesel will not pass EPA regulations governing VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds) enforcing the Clean Air Act. Department of Transportation (DOT) shipping regulations redefine hazardous materials for transportation purposes. EPA and DOT agree that flammable materials have a flash point below 61°C. However, for purposes of domestic road transportation only, the DOT further defines materials as "combustible" if they have a flash point between 61°C to 150°C. Transportation regulations are an area of EPA and DOT concern for release agents, curing compounds, sealers, waterproofing materials and coatings.
