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SILENCED Silencer and Muzzle Brake Cleaner
SILENCED Silencer and Muzzle Brake Cleaner
SILENCED is a chemical compound developed to deep-clean rifle and sidearm suppressors and muzzle brakes.
SILENCED is specially engineered to lift carbon and other residues from metal surfaces and keep it in suspension while the special chemical surfactant blend goes to work on the rinsing and neutralising of residual fouling.
Our technology enables the cleaner to penetrate small spaces and crevices to remove fouling and loosen stubborn deposits that hamper equipment functionality.
SILENCED is safe for use on various metal and coated surfaces but anodized surfaces should be avoided.
SILENCED was developed to silence your problem without cleaning out your pocket.
"BRING FORTH THE MARKSMAN in you"
DIRECTIONS
SECURE AND UNLOAD THE FIREARM.
REMOVE THE SUPRESSOR OR MUZZLE BRAKE FROM THE FIREARM.
REACTION:
Make use of an appropriate rubber/silicone plug to plug the suppressor tip and fill it with SILENCED. DO NOT use prestick or sellotape/rubber based tapes/duck tape as SILENCED will soften the glue and loosten the tape which may cause discoloration on the outside of the supressor- especially with ANODIZED equipment.
NON-ANODIZED disassembled suppressors, muzzle brakes, shotgun chokes and equipment can be submerged in SILENCED.
Equipment can be exposed to SILENCED for up to 4-8 hours.
For excessively fouled suppressors and muzzle brakes, you can leave the cleaner in contact for an extended time (min 8 hours).
SILENCED can be heated to a max of 40 Degrees Celsius to elevate reaction time.
Stubborn dirt might require light, non-abrasive scrubbing with a soft bristle brush or clean toothbrush/soft gun brush for optimal results.
Remove liquid from the suppressor, and use a coffee filter/sieve to filter off large carbon pieces and reclaim the cleaner for another future cycle.
SILENCED is engineered to clean up to three supressors making use of the same liquid. (The amount of cleaning cycles for the liquid depends on the cleaning frequency and the extent of the fouling on your equipment.)
If the liquid is spent replace it with a fresh batch.
REMOVING RESIDUE FROM SUPRESSOR:
Fill the supressor halfway with clean warm tap water and shake the supressor.
Rinse repeatedly until no residue is visible in the drained water.
Use a soft bristle brush or clean toothbrush to brush in between caps and or baffles.
Disassembled parts can be wiped clean using a lint free or micro fibre cloth or paper towel to remove all carbon deposits that are present on the equipment.
Ensure that the equipment is completely and properly dried before use.
NOTE:
Polymer, plastic and anodized parts should only be subjected to ultrasonic cleaning, using this solvent, for 3-5 minutes at a time. Check coatings to ensure safety throughout use.
Ultrasonic tanks must be thoroughly cleaned before use if tank was used for case cleaning prior to use on parts. This will avoid brass particle coating from adhering to equipment surfaces.
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