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A black bucket with a red label from KS Tools, containing 5 kg of tyre mounting paste for cars and motorcycles, temperature range -15°C to 50°C.

A black bucket with a lid and handle, with product labels partially visible on the side.

Black plastic bucket with a handle, standing on a white surface.<br><br>Note: In British English, this translation would be natural and would not require any specific dialect adjustments.

A person is tapping a tyre with a hammer, with a black bucket bearing a red label standing beside them on the ground.

A black bucket with a red lid and black handle contains 5.0 kg of fat. The label displays tools and temperatures (-30°C to 135°C).

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Fast track dispatch on Mon, 12 Oct

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€ 18.48

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Technical specifications

General application area: Passenger cars
Colour, black
Weight 5375 g

Weight: 5375 g

Content: 1 pc(s)

UKCA: yes

Documents & Downloads

Conformity certificate

Conformity certificate 2735113 N/A KS Tools 100.4015 KS Tools 100.4015

Security datasheet

Security datasheet 2735113 N/A KS Tools 100.4015 KS Tools 100.4015

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GHS / EUH statements

EUH 210: Safety data sheet available on request

Description

Ideal for mounting and dismantling of rubber tires in conjunction with steel or aluminum rims
Preferably used with mounting at cars and motorcycles
Simply apply with a brush or sponge on the bead of tire
Optimum sliding ability combined with rubber care effect
Ventilates quickly and thus guarantees a short-term, positive connection of the building components
Prevents the formation of white residues on the side of the tire
Also suitable for wide tires
Supplied in a bucket
Application areas: Cars, vans and motorcycles

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