Is Lanotec Anti-Spatter in stock for delivery in Australia?

Yes. Lanotec Anti-Spatter is currently in stock. It ships from a Chem Connect site that holds it, chosen for your delivery address at checkout. Estimated dispatch: 7 business days after you order. Freight is quoted to your postcode at checkout before you pay, with an estimated delivery date where the carrier gives one.

What pack sizes does Lanotec Anti-Spatter come in?

Lanotec Anti-Spatter is available in 5L Jerry Can, 3L, 600ml with trigger. Custom pack sizes can be sourced via the Custom Orders form.

Is Lanotec Anti-Spatter classified as dangerous goods (DG)?

Lanotec Anti-Spatter is non-DG and ships through standard freight without the additional ADG-rated handling required for dangerous goods.

Do prices include GST?

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Description

Lanotec Anti-Spatter is a lanolin based welding anti-spatter for MIG and arc work in fabrication shops, in 600 mL trigger packs, 3 L packs and 5 L jerry cans.

What it does

Lanolin is blended here with an evaporative carrier that spreads it into a thin film. Spatter that lands on that film cannot bond, so benches, nozzles, jigs and protective gear clean up with less scraping. The film also lubricates lightly and protects against corrosion, and can go over surfaces that have begun to corrode to slow them. Lanotec's data sheet states there is no methylene chloride in it, that galvanising is not affected, and that its test welds reached Category SP of AS/NZS 1554.1 (2004). Lanotec also rates it ideal for confined spaces.

Where to use it

Fabrication and repair shops running MIG or arc sets. Spray it on contact tips, nozzles and shrouds, on spot welders, robot cells and welding tables, and on fixtures, jigs and clamps. Lanotec says welding gloves and aprons last longer with it too. Off the welding bay it lubricates cutting, tapping, drilling and pressing. For a water dilutable welding aid, compare Anti Spatter Solution. More in coolants and lubricants.

How to use

Shake until fully mixed; allow extra on cold days.
Begin with a clean, dry surface.
Lay a light, even coat wherever spatter usually lands.
Give it a moment to settle before striking an arc.
Wipe away excess after the job, and recoat through long sessions.

Safe on / avoid

Galvanising is unaffected, so parts headed for the galvaniser can be treated. The SDS rates the liquid a C1 combustible, so keep the container itself well clear of the weld zone and sparks. For full removal from a part, Lanotec recommends its Citra-Force cleaner. Read the Safety Data Sheet before use.

Specifications

Property	Value
Colour	Light brown
Specific gravity	0.84 to 0.86 g/ml
Flash point	>110ºC
Solubility in water	Immiscible
Shelf life	Virtually indefinite while sealed (Lanotec data sheet)
Dangerous goods	Not regulated
Poisons schedule	S5 (Caution)

Pack sizes and delivery

600ml with trigger (sold in lots of 6), 3L (lots of 3) and 5L Jerry Can (lots of 2). Freight is quoted to your postcode at checkout.

Questions

▸Does anti-spatter affect galvanising?

No. Lanotec states that it leaves the galvanising process unaffected.

▸Is there methylene chloride in it?

No. Lanotec's data sheet says it contains none.

▸Will it affect weld quality?

Lanotec reports its test welds reached Category SP under AS/NZS 1554.1 (2004).

▸How do I remove it after welding?

Wipe off the excess; for a full clean Lanotec recommends Citra-Force.

Safety Information

DANGER Can be fatal if swallowed and enters the airways (H304).

PPE: Safety glasses, overalls and safety shoes. For intermittent contact, gloves of butyl, natural or nitrile rubber, neoprene, PVA or PVC.
Handling and storage: Keep it locked up, closed and standing upright, somewhere cool, dry and ventilated, shaded from the sun and apart from strong acids, strong bases, oxidising agents, food, heat and ignition sources. AS 1940 storage class: C1 combustible liquid. Keep out of children's reach.
First aid: Swallowed: phone a Poisons Information Centre or doctor at once; do not make the person vomit, and rinse their mouth. Skin: remove soiled clothing and rinse with running water. Eyes: rinse with water and get medical help. Poisons Information Centre 13 11 26.
Spills: Slippery. Contain and soak up with soil, sand or other inert absorbent, seal in labelled drums and keep it out of drains.
Dangerous goods: Not regulated for transport.
Poisons schedule: Schedule 5 (Caution).
SDS: Safety Data Sheet dated 23 Sep 2022 attached to this page.