Product Overview
DESCRIPTION
Black Swan's Dagger is a scientifically blended formulation of hydrochloric acid, metal corrosion inhibitors and a strong anti-foam suppressant. Can be used to dissolve rust, scale and lime deposits on equipment, and piping of plumbing, heating, processing, air-conditioning and water systems. Dagger can also be used to remove deposits of carbonates, sulphates, phosphates, oxides, urinary units, plaster and other inorganic deposits.
Dagger can be used on iron, copper, brass, bronze, steel, lead, plastic, china and acid resistant enamelware.
Do not use on aluminum, enamelware that is not acid resistant, magnesium, tin, nickel, chrome or galvanized metals. Where it is difficult to prevent Dagger from coming into contact with these materials, coat surfaces with a thick coating of heavy grease or Vaseline.
Dagger can be used to clear obstructions of plaster and concrete. Dagger can also be used in HVAC systems as an anti-freeze pre-flush.
DIRECTIONS
- Always wear protective clothing. Rubber gloves and plastic safety glasses are strongly recommended.
- Carefully open cap to avoid splashing.
- Determine what concentration of Dagger to use by examining Table A.
- When diluting Dagger always pour acid into cold water and avoid splashing. Only use plastic container for mixing.
- Flush thoroughly with water immediately after use.
PRECAUTIONS
Causes severe eye and skin irritation. Harmful if swallowed or absorbed through the skin. Avoid breathing mist or dust and contact with skin, eyes or clothing. Causes substantial but temporary eye injury. May cause skin sensitization reactions in certain individuals. Protective clothing, including goggles should be worn.
FIRST AID
EXTERNAL: Wipe off acid gently, immediately flood surface with water, using soap freely, then cover with moist magnesia or baking soda.
INTERNAL: Drink a teaspoonful or more of magnesia, chalk, whiting or small pieces of soap softened with water, In milk, mucilage, or raw egg whites.
EYES: Flush with water for at least 15 minutes. Call a physician immediately.
