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3 Major Reasons to Use the SpliceMaster® PEL-PAC® System for Cleaning Cables

(PEL = Permissible Exposure Limit)

Convenience	Convenience	Convenience
	Each of the PEL-PAC® packages utilize non-linting, non-tearing towels. Clean wipes are always available so that the old contaminates from dirty rags are not reapplied to the parts during cleaning. Kits may be custom designed to include dry towels and abrasive cloth as needed. The packaging conveniently fits into tool bags or pockets.	Lint-Free Towel Always Available Multiple Kit Options New 72-Count Dispenser Canisters Durable for Nose Bag, Tool Box or Truck Storage
Control	Control	Control
	Minimal solvent should be used to remove contaminants from cables, splices or connectors. Directly spraying or immersing the cables allows the solvent to puddle, increasing chance of failure. Soaking can swell or harm sensitive rubbers and plastics. Many solvents used today are slower drying and may require a drying towel to speed evaporation. A small amount of solvent will go a long way. The PEL-PAC® system with presaturated towels promotes proper cleaning techniques and limits the use of excess solvent.	Minimal Solvent Usage, No Waste No Solvent Puddling Speeds Drying Less Solvent Exposure to Cables and Accessories
Safety	Safety	Safety
	Primary exposure of cleaning solvents is through inhalation. As the solvent evaporates, it forms a vapor that begins to concentrate in the air space. Excess solvent from the use of bulk cleaners poured onto a cable or rags will quickly increase the vapor loading (especially in manholes). Aerosols atomize solvents, immediately injecting large quantities of solvent vapor into the air space. Presaturated wipes contain a carefully measured quantity of solvent and are an excellent way to control vapor. Ventilation should always be used in confined or enclosed spaces.	Limits Vapor Exposure No Spill Hazard No Ingestion Hazard No Excess Solvent with Regulatory and Disposal Issues

SpliceMaster® Product Numbers
Package Description	Cleaner Type				Units Per Case
Package Description	HP™ Cleaner	GP™ Cleaner	NF™ Cleaner	TR™ Cleaner	Units Per Case
8" x 12" saturated wipe in pouch	HP-1	GP-1	---	TR-1L	144
5" x 8" saturated wipe in pouch	---	---	---	TR-1	96
Tandem Pack™ wet/dry 5" x 8" wipes	HP-P158ID	---	---	---	144
Canister with 72 10"x12" saturated wipes	HP-D72	GP-D72	---	---	6
PEL-PAC® cable prep kit with 3 6"x9" wipes in tin	HP-T369	GP-T369	NF-T369	---	24
PEL-PAC® cable prep kit with sanding strip	HP-T369/S	GP-T369/S	NF-T369/S	---	24
PEL-PAC® kit with sanding strip and drying cloth	HP-T369/SD	---	---	---	24
Prep kit with 6 HP-P158ID, 3 sanding strips, instructions	HP-P63	---	---	TR-P63	12

All above catalog #’s that have a "T" after the dash are tins (T=tins). If you would prefer a plastic pouch instead, substitute P for T.

If you would like free samples of these packages please call 800-328-9384 and ask for Lea or Sharon, or send an e-mail to custserv@polywater.com. Please reference this sheet by typing "CCS" (convenience, control & safety) in your subject line

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