Camon Water finder detection paste -75 gram

Camon Water Finding Paste (Detecting and Locating Water in Oil and Fuel)

Camon Water Finding Paste is a practical and reliable product used to visually detect the presence and thickness of a water layer in oil or fuel tanks.
Because water does not mix with light mineral oils such as gasoline or fuel oil, it settles at the bottom of the tank, where it can cause corrosion and operational issues.

With Camon Water Finding Paste, you can easily check whether water is present in mineral oils such as gasoline, kerosene, diesel, or heavy fuel oil.The paste contains a special dye that changes color when it comes into contact with water.

To detect water, apply the paste to the end of a measuring stick or tape, and lower it to the bottom of the tank.
The part that comes into contact with water will change color within seconds, clearly showing whether—and how much—water is present in the tank.

How It Works

Color-change mechanism:
The paste is initially white in color.
Upon contact with water, it changes to a bright red, immediately indicating the presence of water.

Application:
Apply the paste to a dipstick and lower it into the fuel or storage tank.
The point where the color changes precisely indicates the water level inside the tank.

Applications

Hydrocarbon fuels:
Suitable for all hydrocarbon-based fuels, such as gasoline, diesel, kerosene, and fuel oil.

Aviation fuel:
Highly suitable for the quality control of aviation fuels, where even trace amounts of water can cause serious problems.
Camon Water Finding Paste quickly and reliably detects free water at the bottom of fuel tanks or samples, helping to ensure safety and fuel quality.

Key Benefits

Accuracy:
Provides a clear and immediate indication of water presence.

Safety:
Helps maintain fuel quality and prevents damage caused by water contamination.

Ease of use:
Simple to apply and easy to read — ideal for everyday use across various industries.

Camon Water Finding Paste is an essential tool for anyone involved in the storage, handling, or quality control of fuels, offering a reliable, fast, and straightforward method for detecting water in fuel systems.