Description

Advantages:

Lubricant with a high penetration ability to water and moisture because of its density of 1,154 g/cm3

The Q20 aerosol has a 360º ball bearing valve below the nozzle, enabling the aerosol to be completely inverted and still give you the perfect spray for all those hard to reach areas

Silicone Free Formula

Unflamable

As a result of the density difference between Q20 & water, Q20 replaces water and isolates the parts used in it from the air, which is the main catalyst for oxidation (rust) due to its chemical composition and physical properties that enable it to reduce friction between moving parts with its various applications, and due to its cleaning ingredients that have the ability to dissolve the various sediments and removing them from the surfaces and by the pressure of the compound inside the aerosol, it:

Isolates all circuits and electrical connections from moisture and water and it prevents the occurrence of electrical shocks and short circuits and maintains the current flow with high efficiency

Protects any metal from corrosion, rust and salt deposits (if used regularly)

Displaces moisture from all circuits, electrical connections, dynamos, sensors, spark plugs and it prevents the occurrence of electrical shocks and short circuits and maintains the current flow with high efficiency

Lubricates locks, bolts, latches, windows, doors, garage doors and their hinges making them easy to move and prevents annoying sounds and creaking. Strong and fast penetrating to help in easily loosening nuts, sticking bolts and tools quickly and lubricates gears and machines with high efficiency and zippers stuck in clothes and bags

Cleans water taps from salt deposits, removes traces of ink from leather, removes gum from carpets, surfaces, crayon marks from walls, traces of adhesive stickers from surfaces, glass, plastic, asphalt from the car, traces of fat from kitchen hoods

Obtained a certificate of passing the standard tests in aviation applications, which were tested on models: Boeing / Airbus

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Shipping & Delivery

The terms “shipping” and “delivery” have become more popular with the rise of e-commerce. Online shoppers often assume these two terms are synonymous when, in reality, their meanings are completely different. Whether you’re an online retailer or a consumer, it’s important to note the difference between shipping and delivery. As a retailer, you should be clear about letting your customers know what their shipping and delivery dates are to avoid complaints and unhappy customers. In addition, online shoppers should make sure that they observe both dates when ordering something online in order to avoid disappointment—especially if their item is time-sensitive. We’ve outlined the definition of shipping vs. delivery, so if you’re unsure of the difference, just keep on reading!

What Is Shipping?

There are two main definitions of shipping when it comes to logistics. The first definition speaks to the size of the package. Smaller objects, such as shoes, clothes, and accessories, can fall under the category of shipping since they can be boxed and sent to the customer using a postal service. The second definition refers to when items are required to be sent to customers. As such, consumers can understand the shipping date to be the day on which the item was dispatched and begin making its way to them.

What Is Delivery?

Delivery often refers to larger objects, like major appliances and furniture, which require installation or a delivery person to fetch it inside your home—items that need to be delivered are usually too big to be shipped. Delivery is also the term used to refer to the date on which the package will arrive at the customer’s doorstep. However, this date is usually a general estimate since it’s uncontrollable by the vendor and can be delayed by unforeseen circumstances.

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