Dykem
Dykem 81413 Opaque Staining Fluid Orange 8 oz
Opaque orange staining fluid in an 8 oz brush-cap bottle for permanent identification on metal parts, fast-drying and resistant to chipping, flaking, scaling and cracking with a 24 °F flash point
- Fast drying for quick workflow
- Opaque orange fluid for permanent identification
- Resists chipping, flaking and scaling
- Resists cracking on finished surfaces
- Brush-cap bottle for controlled application
Permanent marking fluid
Dykem 81413 is an opaque orange staining fluid supplied in an 8 oz brush-cap bottle for permanent identification on light and dark metals. It is intended for machine shops, maintenance teams and inventory control where components, assemblies, finished goods or tools must be marked clearly and durably.
Thermals, noise and power
The fluid is a liquid formulation with a flash point of 24 degrees Fahrenheit, so it must be kept away from ignition sources during use and storage. Application is silent and requires no power, producing no heat or noise beyond normal handling in the workshop environment.
Build fit and workflow
The brush-cap container allows direct application without extra tools, freeing bench space and speeding mark-out on work in progress. The opaque formula resists chipping, flaking, scaling and cracking, reducing the need for re-marking and keeping identification legible through handling and processing steps.
Highlights
- Fast drying for quick workflow
- Opaque orange fluid for permanent identification
- Resists chipping, flaking and scaling
- Resists cracking on finished surfaces
- Brush-cap bottle for controlled application
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do you apply the fluid with the brush cap without over-coating the part?
Use the built-in brush cap to apply a thin, even coat; the fluid dries fast so work in small sections and avoid re-brushing wet areas to prevent buildup.
When will the orange mark need to be refreshed on a part that sees handling and solvent exposure?
The coating resists chipping, flaking, scaling and cracking, so it lasts through normal handling and cleaning; reapply only when the mark visibly wears away.
At what ambient temperature does the 24 Degrees F flash point become a handling concern?
The fluid gives off ignitable vapour at 24 Degrees F, so keep the container closed and away from ignition sources whenever the shop temperature is at or above that level.
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