ACF-50 — corrosion inhibiting compound

A corrosion inhibitor is a thin film left on metal to keep water out. The four names people ask about are ACF-50, CorrosionX Aviation, LPS 3 and Boeshield T-9. They are not the same kind of product, and the AC names a different specification for most uses.

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ACF-50 at a glance

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ACF-50 schematic
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Designation

ItemValue
DesignationACF-50
ClassChemicals
Typecorrosion inhibiting compound

Data from the guide

ItemValue
ProductACF-50 (Lear Chemical Research)
Type (as sold)Anti-corrosion lubricant fog; flash point 79.4 C, SG 0.9, 25 cSt at 40 C, about 90 g/L VOC
Specification statedMIL-C-81309E (distributor listing)
Source of the claimDistributor listings

Distributor listings and maker pages, not the full data sheets. Claims such as two years of protection are the makers' and are not independent test data.

In stock

Distributor sheetListed
ACF-50 Anti-Corrosion Block CompoundMIL-C-81309E (listed)
ACF-50 Anti-Corrosion FormulaAerosol · spray · 4 l

As distributors list them, not a statement of what a specification allows.

As listed by the sellers

ItemValue
Qualification (per the listing)MIL-C-81309E
OEM approvals (per the listing)Includes Cessna, Piper, Beech, Pilatus, Van's, Bombardier, Gulfstream and others
TypeThin-film corrosion inhibiting compound

The seller's statements, not a qualification.

Notes from the guide

  • Distributor listings. We did not read the full maker data sheets for these products.
  • Maker claims such as two years of protection are the makers' own.
  • Compatibility with sealants and rubber is not covered; use the AMM.

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Sources

Educational reference only. not approved data. Always consult the applicable SRM, AMM, or AC 43.13-1B and your certifying authority.
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