Aircraft Parts Cleaners & Degreasers

Yes, both products are non-conductive and formulated for use on energized electrical equipment. Z99 carries a 36,000-volt dielectric rating and ZL98 an 18,000-volt rating, both per ASTM D-877 testing. Always follow the product label, SDS, and your facility's lockout/tagout procedures before servicing live equipment.

ZL98 is specifically formulated and tested for compatibility with common plastics, rubbers, and coatings including PTFE, PVC, ABS, neoprene, and polyurethane. Z99 is intended primarily for metal components like engine parts and motors, so always spot-test on sensitive coated or composite parts before full application.

No, both Z99 and ZL98 are self-evaporating, non-flammable formulas that dry quickly and leave no residue behind. This makes them ideal for cleaning sensitive electrical contacts, avionics components, and precision machined parts where residue could interfere with performance or conductivity.

Z99 is available in 20 oz aerosol cans (12 per case) as well as bulk 5-gallon pails and 55-gallon drums for high-volume MRO operations. ZL98 is currently available in 16 oz aerosol cans, 12 per case, suited for targeted electronics and contact cleaning tasks.

Yes, Z99 is approved for industrial use in all 50 U.S. states and is GSA Canadian compliant with a GHS French label available. ZL98 is currently distributed in the USA. Contact our support team to confirm availability and compliance documentation for your specific region.

Z99 is engineered for engine parts, motors, bearings, gears, and generators, while ZL98 targets sensitive avionics, circuit boards, potentiometers, and precision instruments. Both formulas dissolve oil, grease, and contaminants without conductive residue, making them suitable across a range of aircraft maintenance applications when used per label guidance.