Sticklers Adhesive and Gel Remover Pen
Product Information
Sticklers Icky Pic Cleaner easily removes stubborn adhesives and messy gels
Applications:
- Removes buffer tube gel, also known as icky pic, from the cables when splicing
- Ideal in datacom applications where removing identifying labels from racks and cable bundles is a problem
- Removes labels, tapes, adhesives, glues, chewing gum and even tar and tree sap
- Use on installation trucks where techs blow fiber and splice
Features:
- Strong, naturally-occurring, gel-eating solvent made from oranges
- Convenient pocket size
- Rugged, recyclable aluminum pen
- Spill-proof and leak-proof
- Dispenses fluid when pressing the tip onto a lint-free wipe or contaminated surface
- Use with the Sticklers™ Benchtop CleanWipes
Why is icky pic so hard to clean? It's not — if you have the right icky pic cleaner. The stuff is 'icky' is because the gel is a petroleum-based, highly viscous fluid that resists water and weak solvents. You'll find icky pic on all the cables that are engineered for outside plant, and they're usually the stranded 'loose tube' cables. In addition to being messy the gel is highly flammable. So getting a good solvent is a huge time-saver.
Product Details
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Part Number | Package | Weight | Size | Technical Data Sheet | Safety Data Sheet |
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SAGR MCC-SAGR | 1 Pen | 0.5 oz. | 10 mL |
| Part Number | MCC-SAGR |
|---|---|
| Package | 1 Pen |
| Weight | 0.5 oz. |
| Size | 10 mL |
| Technical Data Sheet | |
| Safety Data Sheet |
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Technical Details
| Appearance | Clean, colorless liquid |
|---|---|
| Odor | Pronounced citrus |
| PEL (ppm, 8-hr TWA) | No TLV Assigned; Generally Regarded as Safe (GRAS) |
| Boiling Point | 169˚C / 340˚F |
| Chemical Family | Terpenes |
| F-Gas Compliant | |
| Evaporation Rate | Slow |
| Cleaning Strength (kb) | >100 |
| Flashpoint | 47ºC / 117ºF |
| Global Warming Rating (100yr) | Low |
| VOC Organic Content (g/L) | 850 |
| Ozone Impact (O.D.P.) | Zero |
| Safety Rating | NA |
| Specific Gravity | 0.85 |
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