Super Penetrant JFC-E is a non-hazardous substance with stable chemical properties, but proper storage is crucial for maintaining product performance and safety. This product is a non-ionic fatty alcohol polyoxyethylene ether surfactant, which is not easily decomposed or deteriorated under normal storage conditions, but extreme temperatures and improper storage should be avoided to prevent quality degradation.
The temperature and humidity of the storage environment are key factors affecting product stability. Excessive temperature may accelerate oxidation, while low temperatures may cause the product to become viscous or even solidify, affecting ease of use. In addition, water ingress may cause turbidity or microbial growth, so it is particularly important to keep the container tightly closed.
| Storage Requirement | Specific Standard |
|---|---|
| Storage Temperature | Recommended to control between 5 and 35°C |
| Light Condition | Avoid direct sunlight |
| Environmental Requirement | Cool, dry, well-ventilated |
| Container Status | Keep tightly closed to prevent leakage and water ingress |
| Keep Away from Fire | Away from heat sources, sparks, and open flames |
| Incompatible Substances | Store separately from strong oxidizers, strong acids, strong bases, etc. |
It is recommended to set clear labels and zoning management in the storage area, storing JFC-E separately from other chemicals. The storage area should be equipped with emergency flushing equipment and spill collection materials (such as sand, vermiculite, and other inert absorbent materials) for timely handling in case of accidental spills. Follow the "first in, first out" inventory management principle to ensure product usage within its shelf life.
The above storage condition data is derived from the official product safety instructions of Guoli Chemical, applicable to standard packaged Super Penetrant JFC-E products.