Nova-Tech CRT Pancrete User Manual

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PANCRETE

Pan in a Can!

THAT’S RIGHT... Protect your investment now

After a few short years when the condensate Pouring Pancrete in your pan keeps it new,

pan in your HVAC system becomes corroded

and surfaces become irregular, troublesome
leaks start. Forget about rotting pans, expensive
replacement, and down time. You need the
Pan in a Can.

extending the life dramatically. It’s better than
the factory installed pan. Pancrete is more
than the pan in a can, it’s your silent partner
in pan maintenance. Prevention is always the
best economical policy.

Imagine pouring a brand new pan. Pancrete
covers the rotted pan and makes the surface
like new again. It automatically fills in pitts
and irregular surface characteristics,
providing a smooth, enamel surface that is
unaffected by harsh coil cleaners.

A Rusted HVAC Pan

Pancrete forms a durable level pan,
eliminating low spots that inhibit drainage.
Water goes where it should—down the drain.

A Rusted HVAC Pan

treated with Pancrete

PANCRETE

Pour your pan today!

Controlled Release Technologies, Inc.

1016 Industry Drive • Shelby • North Carolina 28152

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PANCRETE

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Submersible, Chemical-Resistant

Anti-Corrosion, Metal Resurfacer

Pancrete is a high performance, corrosion proof
product with high adhesion to metal and plastic
surfaces. Resists corrosion on aluminum, galvanized,
copper and stainless steel.

• Stops pan leaks

• Automatic pan levelling

• Not affected by coil cleaners

• Ensures long life to new pans

• Strengthens your pan

Characteristics

HMIS:
Boiling Point: N/A
Specific Gravity (water=1): 1.2
Vapor Pressure (MM HG): 17mm @ 20ºC
Material V.O.C: 0.32 lb/gal (20 G/L)
Coating V.O.C: 0.32 lb/gal (20 G/L)
Vapor Density (AIR=1): Heavier than air
Evaporation Rate (Water=1): Slower than ether
Solubility in Water: Infinitely soluble
%Volatile (by wgt): 94%
Appearance and Odor: Blue or Black Liquid;

Ammonia Odor
Respiratory Protection: None required if good
ventilation is maintained. Otherwise use NIOSH
approved respirator designed to remove particles.
Ventilation: Local exhaust needed at point of
release to maintain exposure below TLV.
Eye Protection: Chemical splash goggles
recommended to avoid eye contact.
Protective Gloves: Rubber gloves.

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See Material Safety Data Sheet for more detailed

information.

DATA

APPLICATIONPERFORMANCE

The HVAC system must be shut down during the
procedure.

Prep everything first. Pancrete begins to set up
in about 20 minutes. Pancrete will set up in it’s
container within 30 minutes.

Estimation usage: 2 gallons are required for each 10
sq./ft. of condensate pan pouring at a depth of one­quarter inch.

Valleys and unlevel pans may require more than
originally calculated.

Build up a capped drain opening to higher than
expected Pancrete level. Vertically fixed drains
required a ninety-degree capped elbow to raise just
to the expected level of Pancrete.

Prep new surfaces by abraiding with acidic acid and
Scotch Brite pad, rinse and dry.

Old, rusted pans are prepped by removing all dirt
and loose rust completely. A drill with wire brush
attachment and/or pressure sprayer can be used
where practical. In areas where grease is possible
wash the surface with TSP. Blow surface dry with
compressed air if available.

Mix full amount of each can only. Partial mixing is
not recommended. Screws, bolts or anything which
may need to be taken out later needs to be taken into
consideration.

Pancrete will be sufficiently set up so that unit may
be turned back on within 4-6 hours. Cut or file any
PVC pipe inserted into drain holes so that it is flush
with the Pancrete level prior to turning unit back
on. Pancrete will be cured within 24 hours. Follow
can directions carefully

See MSDS for detailed product description and safe handling.

Controlled Release Technologies, Inc.

1016 Industry Drive • Shelby • North Carolina 28152

[phone] • [phone] • fax [phone] • www.cleanac.com