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Class 2700
Page 27-1 A. T. Lesko Chicago May 31, 1957
Fatty oils, polymerized or made viscous, with our without^volatile diluents by: a. Oxidation b. Vulcanization, e.g., S or S2C12 c. Soap formation in quantities too minor to be covered by class 8 and 9, including "boiled", drier treated oils d: Any other treatment not covered in class 25.
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Number
(2701) (2702) (2735) (2748) (2749)
(2751) (2752) (2754)
(27Al) (27A5) (27 A8)
(27A19)
(27C4) (27C7) (27 C8)
(27D4) (27D5) (27F6)
(27L3) (27L5) (27L4)
(27M1) (27M4) (27T1)
(27Y3) (27Y4)
Prev. Number (13) (798) (2351) (2287) (1634) (2395) (2387) (213)
(27A7)
LW(147)
Material
G.H. Viscosity
Linseed Oil, Boiled Non-Break Linseed Oil Soya Bean Oil, Blown Limed Oil Castor Oil Blown
B C
z2 S 275"
Blown Soya Blown Sardine Oil Blown Linseed Oil
G R Z3-Z4
Var Soy
-
Bodied Linseed Oil
Litharge Treated Oil from Tung & Bodied Linseed
Z3-Z4 69"
F/
Bodied Linseed Oil Solution
P-Q
Blown Soya Treated Tung-Linseed Liquid Bodied Linseed Oil Solution
G X T
Blown Castor (A.D.M. 100 Oil) Tall Soya Limed (Falk CCC Pale Oil)
Blown Castor Oil Linseed Oil (Linogel 215) Puffing Agent
Z3
236" Z5-Ze w
Modified Soya Oil (Dryaoy) Modified Soybean Oil (Ardoly) Blown Fish Oil
I Y 75"
Lacquer Oil (A.D.M. 150) Soybean Oil (Archer 250)
Z Y-Z
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X NVM
100 100 100 30 100
84 68 100
100 100 49
70
84 70 70
40
85 -
100
-
72
85 85
Type Solvent
-
6(151)64(145)
(414) (145)
-
-
(145) (145) (414) (145) (151)
-
-
-
-
(145) Alcohol -
Acid Value
G. H. Color
5 13 3.5 10 8 10 30 7
15 14
6 5 max. 7 17 max. 4 14
8 6 max. 9 9 max. 3.8 10-11
6.3 10
6 12 8 12 max. - 10
-
2 max.
Pale Yellow
21 3-6 Neutral
9 11 max.
6-9
76 7 7 max. 60 18
16 max,. 13
6 5
Sp.' Gr. (a 75F
Wt./Gal.
.930
.943 .984 .836 1.012
7.76 -7.86
8.17 6.96 8.4
.945 .923 .988
7.87 7.69 8.23r
.964 .960 .857
8.02 8.00 7.16'
.903
7.52
.950 .908 .905
7.91 7.56 7.54
8.19 --
7.0
1.025 .960 .882
8.5 8.00
7.35
.949 .952 .939
7.39 7.93 7.82
.984 .968
8.17 8.07
Number
(2701) (2702) (2735) (2748) (2749)
(2751) (2752) (2754)
(27Al) (27A5) (27A8)
(27A19)
(27C4) (27C7) (27 C8)
(27D4) (27D5) (27F6)
(27L3) (27L5) (27L4)
(27M1) (27M4) (27T1)
(27Y3) (27Y4)
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Remarks
Blown Soya:
(27 C 4) & (2751) are essentially the same product. (27 C 4) is dark colored (2751) caused by very slight variations in the oil, or the process, beyond the control of the operator. They are reduced with butanol and are used as lacquer plasticizers.
(27 y 3) & (27 Y 4) are used as emergency substitutes for (2751) by Oakland.
Blown Linseed:
(2754) is a general purpose blown linseed having rather vide spread use in paints and the like. (27 D 4) is a special blown linseed for use in lacquer.
Blown Castor:
(2749) & (27 L 3) are both used in lacquers. (2749) is more viscous & darker in color.
,,BloJ-w--n---F-i-s-h Oil:
(2752) is used for paint and general use. It is recommended that formulators use (2752) wherever a blown fish oil is indicated. It is reduced to a low viscosity making it easier to handle compared to the other blown fish oils.
Boiled Linseed Oil:
(2701) is a boiled linseed oil with the driers cooked in.
Linseed Oil:
(27 F 6) is a tall soya linseed oil. (2748) is a linseed oil containing 602 linseed, 252 soya and 152 (140). This oil has the largest consumption. These are for general use. (27 A 5) is bodied and bleached with SO, and approximately 1/22 1802 dry.
Miscellaneous:
(27 A 1) is a varsoy. It is a maleic ester of soybean oil of high viscosity and is useful as a heavy bodied oil for blending or varnish oils in the absence of lime.
(27 C 7) is a heavy bodied treated tung linseed oil which is being used in SWP undercoater. Another use is to increase gloss in trailer varnishes.
(2702) is used for a cheap dark colored substitute for (44) where cost (but not color) is important.
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