Vertrel™ MCA Plus is one of the most powerful degreasing choices based on HFC chemistries

1. Features
- Powerful cleaning
- Maintenance free – eliminates the need for acid acceptance testing and scavengers
- Specifically engineered for fast, consistent and economical cleaning in vapor degreasers
- Drop-in replacement – requires minor or no modifications to existing vapor degreasers 
-With a low surface tension, low viscosity and high density, it cleans great inside tight, complex spaces
- Very good materials compatibility including most elastomers, plastics, ceramics and metal
- Vertrel™ MCA Plus is nonflammable for facility safety
- Almost no aroma for happier workers
- Requires no surfactants and unlike aqueous cleaning, removes extra washing steps to get residue-free parts
- Hostile to pyrogens
- Thermally and chemically stable for long fluid life
- Very good toxicity rating for worker and environmental safety
- Recyclable inside a vapor degreaser – reduces cost of ownership and environmental footprint
- Not a HAP (Hazardous Air Pollutant)

2. Applications
- Enhanced solvency which makes it particularly effective on difficult soils
- It is most popular as a cleaner for Krytox® fluorolubricants
- Removes heavy greases, oils and difficult soils
- Use to clean elastomers, plastics, ceramics and metal
- Vertrel™ MCA Plus is an excellent replacement for some chlorinated solvents and HCFCs in many applications

3. Environmental Legislation
- Vertrel™ MCA Plus has negligible ozone depletion potential and low global warming potential.
- VVertrel™ MCA Plus is accepted by the EPA under the SNAP program as a substitute for ozone-depleting substances.
- The components of Vertrel™ MCA are listed in the TSCA inventory. One component, HFC-43-10mee, is subject to the Significant New Use Rule (SNUR) and should be used only in the indicated applications. See SDS Regulatory Section.
- Vertrel™ MCA Plus is not a hazardous air pollutant (HAP) and, therefore, not subject to NESHAP regulation. Vertrel™ MCA is not included in the SARA Title III Section 313 list of toxic chemicals and is not subject to SARA Title III (EPCRA) reporting requirements.