| MORITE G-82 |
Morite G-82
Natural and Synthetic Oil
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Properties
Charge: Anionic
Active Substance: 69-71
pH: 6-7
SO3: 2.1-2.8
Appearance: Light Brown Oil
Morite G-82 is our classic oil for shoes. This versatile oil is a mixture of two-thirds natural fats and
one-third synthetic material. Morite G-82 is especially recommended for side leather for shoe uppers,
work boots and military boots. Morite G-82 will yield leathers that are full, mellow handle and tight grain.
Stability is good, Exhaustion is excellent, and Light fastness is fair.
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Details are intended only as a guide and do not constitute a specification-information provided without
guarantee.
Natural and Synthetic Oil
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Properties
Charge: Anionic
Active Substance: 69-71
pH: 6-7
SO3: 2.1-2.8
Appearance: Light Brown Oil
Morite G-82 is our classic oil for shoes. This versatile oil is a mixture of two-thirds natural fats and
one-third synthetic material. Morite G-82 is especially recommended for side leather for shoe uppers,
work boots and military boots. Morite G-82 will yield leathers that are full, mellow handle and tight grain.
Stability is good, Exhaustion is excellent, and Light fastness is fair.
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Details are intended only as a guide and do not constitute a specification-information provided without
guarantee.
Whittemore-Wright Company, Inc.
TEL: 617-242-1180
FAX. 617-242-1167
FAX. 617-242-1167
62 Alford Street
Charlestown, MA 02129
USA
Charlestown, MA 02129
USA
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