To find out what a Vaopr Degreaser does you can search it on the internet. Sites such as degreasingdevices.com give a very good explanation.
Richard W. Gerstle has written: 'Evaluation of solvent loss from vapor degreaser systems' -- subject(s): Vapor degreasing
degreasing is simply degreasing
A device called Vapor Degreaser can do the job of vapor de-greasing for you. Your equipment to be cleaned, the purpose of cleaning and your budget shall decide the machine that has to be used for de-greasing. They come in different sizes and types , small, medium and ultrasonic vapor de-greasers. You may find this link useful- http://www.solventequipment.com/
No it would not bee good for them. They can be used on the tanks of tanker trucks though. Tearn more with this book http://books.google.com/books?id=fIzVS5pSTDUC&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_navlinks_s#v=onepage&q=&f=false
because they are liquid and they do not have vapor
Co efficient increasing/degreasing the contact circle is the correction factor in gear.
All you need to do is.... get degreasing dish detergent and scrub with warm water on a toothbrush! =-)
You need to learn how to type, it makes u look like a retard
All you need is good preparations: sanding and degreasing.
Tetrachloroethene is used as a degreasing solvent. Brake cleaner, dry cleaning solvent and dog worming medicine all contain the material.
Oils that are sitting on the surface can be removed with a detergent foam cleaner. Once the oils have penetrated the leather you would need to use a professional degreaser to remove the oil. The degreasing process extracts the oils into a very fine degreasing compound but there is a danger that it will also remove colour from the leather which would need replacing. If the stains are on ana niline style leather and cannot be cleaned out you may find that using aniline restoration products will help to dissipate the problem and make the stains look less obvious. Degreasing can be done on anilines but these are more likely to change colour in the process.
I use "LA's Totally Awesome" from the 99 cent store. It works great on almost everything, and it's cheap!