Labels for Stabilant 22 Products

Stabilant 22™ from D.W. Electrochemicals

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Labels for Stabilant products have been GHS compliant since June 1, 2015.

The labels shown here are just a sample of those used on our more popular products.
By special arrangement, custom labels or over-labels are available for our customers who require their part number and/or logo in packaging or bottles.
Along with custom labels, we can supply Military Specification Labels and Package labels, including bar coding as necessary. Those will not be shown on this website due to confidentiality concerns.

Stabilant 22A (15mL) Bottle Label

Stabilant 22A (15mL) Tube Label

Stabilant 22 (15mL) Bottle Label

Stabilant 22 (15mL) Tube Label

Stabilant 22 (5mL) Bottle Label

Stabilant 22 (5mL) Tube Label

Stabilant 22E (15mL) Bottle Label

Stabilant 22E (15mL) Tube Label

Stabilant 22S (50mL) Bottle Label

Stabilant 22S (50mL) Tube Label

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D.W. Electrochemicals Ltd. has CAGE (NATO Supplier Code) 38948

5 mL of Stabilant 22 (non-diluted) has NATO Stock # 5999-20-002-1112
15 mL of Stabilant 22 (non-diluted) has NATO Stock # 5999-21-909-9981
15 mL of Stabilant 22A (isopropanol diluted) has NATO Stock # 5999-21-900-6937
15 mL of Stabilant 22E (ethanol diluted) has NATO Stock # 5999-21-909-9984

Safety Data Sheets are available on request.

Stabilants are a product of Dayton Wright research & development and are made in Canada

Stabilant 22 and its variations are patented in Canada - 1987; US Patent number 4696832. World-wide patents pending. Because the patents cover contacts treated with the material, a Point-of-sale License is granted with each sale of the material.

Stabilant, Stabilant 22, and product type variations thereof are Trade Marks of D.W. Electrochemicals Ltd.

NOTICE: This document and the Application Notes on our website include customer-supplied data, and D.W. Electrochemicals is publishing these for information purposes only. In the event of a conflict between the instructions supplied by the manufacturer of the equipment on which Stabilant is to be used, and service procedures herein, we recommend that the manufacturer be contacted to make sure that warranties will not be voided by the procedures.

While to our knowledge the information is accurate, prospective users of the material should determine the suitability of the Stabilant materials for their application by running their own tests. Neither D.W. Electrochemicals Ltd. nor their distributors or dealers assume any responsibility or liability for damages to equipment and/or any consequent damages, howsoever caused, based on the use of this information.