CRC Frequently Asked Questions

What do the letters CRC mean?
CRC was formed as a company more than 40 years ago; its name was Corrosion Reaction Consultants.

Are CRC aerosol cans recyclable?
Yes, they are 100% recyclable.

How do I get hold of a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for a CRC product?
It's simple, just go to our product catalogue in this site and click on MSDS. You can also contact CRC by telephone, fax or email for a MSDS.

Do I have to pay for an MSDS?
No

Is CRC Clean R Carb safe for catalytic converters?
Yes, Clean R Carb will not effect catalytic converters.

How can CRC 2.26 (Electrical formula) clean and also lubricate?
CRC 2.26 is a stable inert organic formula that contains a lubricant that is applied at around 25-micron thickness. CRC 2.26 also contains solvents that offer a cleaning action as a supplementary benefit and will evaporate after 4-6 hours.

What is the difference between NF Contact Cleaner and CO Contact Cleaner?
Both of these products are Precision Electronic Cleaners. CO Contact Cleaner is a Plastic Safe formula, however it is FLAMMABLE and equipment must be deactivated. NF Contact Cleaner can be aggressive on some plastics, however it is Non Flammable.

Are CRC products Australian Made?
Greater than 95% of all CRC products is Australia Made. (Castle Hill, Sydney)

Where can I purchase CRC products?
It will depend which product you are interested in. As a general guide our Automotive products are available from most Auto Accessory stores. The Industrial product range (Inc Electrical products) is available from most Engineers Suppliers and Electrical Wholesalers.