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<br />ENCAPSULATINGEi •
<br />0 Easy and Safe
<br />Patent Pending
<br />to use •
<br />1. Spray; 2.Remove; 3. Lock Down
<br />(REMOVE WHILE WET)
<br />For Removing A.C.M.
<br />(Asbestos Containing Material)
<br />Even -Wets
<br />Uses:
<br />Walls and ceilings, insulated pipes
<br />and boilers, heat exchangers and flues,
<br />reactors, turbines, insulated machinery,
<br />furnaces and ducts, air plenums, steel
<br />columns and beams, wood, brick, and
<br />any other surface that is covered or
<br />coated with asbestos -containing
<br />material.
<br />Surface Preparation:
<br />Surfaces must be clean and free of
<br />grease and paint.
<br />Coverage:
<br />BWE 5000 is ready to use and will
<br />cover from 15 to 50 board feet per
<br />gallon, depending upon the density,
<br />depth and composition of the material
<br />that is being removed.
<br />Application Procedure:
<br />Spray BWE 5000 with a
<br />low-pressure, airless sprayer utilizing
<br />35 to 50 psi onto the
<br />asbestos -containing material until it is
<br />totally saturated and starts to drip.
<br />BWE 5000 thoroughly penetrates,
<br />encapsulates fibers, and causes the
<br />encapsulated material to be easily
<br />removed, enabling easier handling and
<br />clean up. Always use BWE 5000
<br />full-strength. DO NOT DILUTE. The
<br />addition of water will change the
<br />physical characteristics of BWE 5000
<br />and alter the product's performance.
<br />Acoustical Plaster.
<br />Apply one or more coats of
<br />BWE 5000 directly onto the ACM' and
<br />begin to remove within one to five
<br />minutes. With SWE 5000there is no
<br />need to wait for the surface tension to
<br />break down, as with amended water,
<br />because BWE_ 5000 penetrates
<br />immediately upon contact. The longer
<br />you allow to remain in the
<br />asbestos material, the further it will
<br />penetrate, causing the material to
<br />become more difficult to remove X12)
<br />BWE UX will penetrate through the
<br />ACM into the brown and scratch coats
<br />and will harden if not removed in the
<br />recommended amount of time. Should
<br />CWF, 5000 be allowed to dry, simply
<br />apply another coat of BWE 5000 to
<br />soften the treated material for removal.
<br />Always remove everything that has
<br />been treated withbefore
<br />it is allowed to .'
<br />Fireproofing
<br />(Spongy/CottCandy):
<br />Apply one or more coats of
<br />BWE 5000 until the ACM is thoroughly
<br />saturated without causing excess
<br />dripping. BWE 5000 will penetrate up to
<br />five inches and will cover from 15 to 50
<br />board feet per gallon. Start to remove
<br />.the treated ACM within 10 to 30
<br />minutes of application. If in doubt as to
<br />the penetration of BWE 5000, take a
<br />plug sample and re -apply if necessary
<br />until the desired penetration is
<br />achieved. is the most
<br />effective product for amosite
<br />removal.(, 2.3)
<br />Fireproofing (Vermiculite/Clay
<br />Pedite/Mica Cementitious):
<br />Apply 5MLE5DD2 until the ACM is
<br />thoroughly wet. Scrap in layers,
<br />depending on the penetration of the
<br />product. Because of the density of
<br />these materials, 0AEb= may only
<br />penetrate one-quarter inch to
<br />three-quarters of an inch per coat.
<br />These figures may vary. In any case,
<br />BWE 5000 will do the job faster and
<br />better than any other product on the
<br />market 02.3)
<br />Lagging Pipe/Boller, (see pg. 22)
<br />Cold Water/isolated):
<br />First, apply A - " to the lagging
<br />cover, prior to cutting and stripping.
<br />Second, apply as you make
<br />your first incision in the lagging cover.
<br />Apply BWf,= onto the lagging
<br />cover continually thereafter until the
<br />lagging cover has been completely
<br />removed. Third, with the lagging now
<br />completely exposed, apply ordinary
<br />water to the lagging until it is
<br />thoroughly saturated. Fourth, apply
<br />BWE izQQ4 and start removing the
<br />pipe/boiler lagging from five to thirty
<br />minutes after application. This process
<br />of applying water first and then
<br />greatly enhances the
<br />penetration of BWE 5000. makes the
<br />lagging easier to remove and
<br />significantly reduces the release of
<br />asbestos fibers into the air.0 2)
<br />Lagging (Hot Water/Steam):
<br />BWE, Inc. does not recommend the
<br />use of BWE 5000 on operational
<br />pipes and boiler lagging, in order to
<br />avoid the bums and scalding that are
<br />common when working with. nd
<br />around live hot water, steam piE.-As and
<br />boilers. BWE, Inc: suggests that the
<br />proper procedure would be to require
<br />the building owner to shut down and
<br />isolate the areas in which you are
<br />working.h 2)
<br />Painted Surfaces (Encapsulated):
<br />Repeat process for Acoustical
<br />Plasters & Fireproofing materials.
<br />During the application process, make
<br />incisions in the painted/encapsulated
<br />surface to enhance the penetration of
<br />BWE 5000 through the ACM to the
<br />substrate.
<br />Final Clean:
<br />Spray SWE 5000 onto all structural
<br />steel, ceilings, walls, pipes and boilers
<br />and wipe down with brushes and rags
<br />until you have achieved the degree of
<br />cleanliness that is required in the
<br />specifications for "clean air."
<br />Spray Back. (MIST ON ONLY)
<br />Lightly mist BWE 5000,_ Asbestos
<br />removal. Encapsulant onto all
<br />structural steel, ceilings, walls, pipes,
<br />boilers, air plenums and concrete block
<br />after the removal of asbestos has been
<br />completed. DO NOT apply more than
<br />one coat of BWE 5000 during this
<br />process. BWE 5000 will encapsulate
<br />any materials left behind 0 2)
<br />MIST ON AT 150 + PSI
<br />USE WIDE ANGLE SPRAY TIP
<br />NOT • •" PRESOAKING
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