Developing aircraft parts in aerospace warehouses requires a hard working approach. And at Bodyshield, we know chemical products play a pivotal role in helping organizations build airplanes that are capable of travelling anywhere. 

 In this blog, we’ll explore the best chemicals that every aerospace facility should have on hand. 

IPA 

Known in some industries as Isopropyl Alcohol, IPA is a workhorse solvent in aerospace maintenance. This makes it a popular choice for removing oils, greases, and contaminants from surfaces.

What sets IPA apart is its rapid evaporation. It leaves every component it touches clean and dry, making it the perfect choice if you want precision. 

Acetone 

In our experience, aerospace professionals swear by Acetone for its unmatched cleaning and degreasing capabilities. This applies especially for when it comes to dealing with metal parts.

The quick evaporation of acetone ensures that no residue is ever left behind, making it a requirement for precise aerospace work.

If you’re in the aerospace industry and need good quality acetone in your warehouse, please feel free to contact us on our website or social pages. 

Basecoat Reducer

Aerospace facilities sometimes use basecoat reducers to dilute paints and coatings to achieve the desired consistency for spray application.

This is important for achieving even and smooth surface finishes on aircraft components.

Citrus-Based Cleaners

Since aerospace facilities are now striving to reduce their environmental footprint, citrus-based cleaners have gained traction.

These eco-friendly alternatives effectively clean and degrease components while being gentle on the environment. 

In aerospace, safety, precision, and being conscious of environmental responsibilities are just some factors that go into creating the aircrafts we all know and love. 

If you’re an aerospace company that needs a supplier of chemical products to help with day-to-day operations, please contact us on our website or email us directly at bodyshieldquebec@gmail.com.