D-Zolve™ 917 Depaints E-Coating, Paints, Dissolves Powder Coating and Rust

D-Zolve 917's unique properties enable it to penetrate several layers of a coating when parts are immersed in the solution. Special additives enhance D-Zolve 917's ability to cling to and penetrate powder coatings. Once absorbed into a coating, D-Zolve 917 softens the finish layer, breaking the chemical bond that adheres these layers to the substrate's surface, causing the layers to delaminate and fall to the bottom of the immersion tank. D-Zolve 917 overcomes surface tension and other challenges that can make it difficult to remove powder coatings buildups from complex shapes.

While many strippers require heating to temperatures as high as 200°F to be effective, D-Zolve 917 needs a maximum temperature of 135-140°F. It eliminates the need for higher energy consumption and costly, time consuming, removal processes such as sand blasting and burnoff.

D-Zolve 917 is able to quickly remove cross linked coatings, epoxy primers, polyurethane top coats, powder coatings and other difficult to remove coatings without requiring any additional steps. Heating to 140°F and agitation of the D-Zolve 917 will facilitate the removal of difficult to strip coatings.

D-Zolve 917 can be diluted with water or used as a concentrate. Solids that drop to the bottom of the tank can be filtered out to extend the solution's useful life. Diluting and filtering help keep replenishment costs to a minimum.

Designed to minimize both health and environment risks, D-Zolve 917 is non-flammable, non-toxic and non-carcinogenic. It has a non-offensive, minimal odor and does not contain any ozone depleting components.