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NEWS | Jan. 5, 2022

P-D-680/CID A-A-59601 Cleaning Solvent Is a NO-GO!


P-D-680, also known as CID A-A-59601, contains harmful chemicals that adversely affect the environment. Bottom line: P-D-680 is NOT the same as MIL-PRF-680!
        
MIL-PRF-680 is better for the environment and user health, while maintaining cleaning performance.
        
If you’re using P-D-680/CID A-A-59601 in your cleaning processes, STOP!
Use MIL-PRF-680 instead.

This info applies to tactical vehicles and small arms. Here are the NSNs:  
 
NSNs for MIL-PRF-680
Container Size Type I Type II Type III Type IV
1 Gallon 6850-01-
474-2302
6850-01-
474-2319
6850-01-
474-2318
6850-01-
472-2722
5 Gallon 6850-01-
474-2309
6850-01-
474-2317
6850-01-
474-2320
6850-01-
472-2717
55 Gallon 6850-01-
474-2313
6850-01-
474-2316
6850-01-
474-2321
6850-01-
472-2719
 
Note that when units are updating from P-D-680 to MIL-PRF-680, the solvent type should remain the same. For example, P-D-680 Type I should be replaced by MIL-PRF-680 Type I, and so on.
        
Questions? Send an email to the DEVCOM GVSC Fuels and Lubricants Branch at: 
 
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