Clear View AVL-AGC All Surface Foaming Cleaner – 15 oz Aerosol for Aerospace Maintenance

Clear View AVL-AGC is a versatile all-surface foaming cleaner formulated for aerospace and aviation maintenance cleaning applications where a single product must effectively clean multiple surface types — metal, glass, plastic, composite, and painted surfaces — encountered across different areas of the aircraft during cleaning operations. The foaming action of AVL-AGC provides extended dwell time on vertical and overhead surfaces, allowing the cleaning chemistry to penetrate and dissolve contamination before wiping, rather than running off before it has time to work as liquid cleaners do on these surfaces.

Aviation maintenance generates diverse contamination types across different surface materials — hydraulic fluid on landing gear structure, exhaust soot on empennage, fingerprint oils on cockpit panels, deicing residue on fuselage, and general dirt on access panels. AVL-AGC’s broad-spectrum cleaning formulation addresses this variety of contamination and substrate types in a single, convenient aerosol product, reducing the number of cleaning products needed in the maintenance technician’s inventory.

The 15 oz aerosol can provides a practical, portable supply for individual maintenance technicians performing aircraft cleaning, panel washing, and component cleaning operations across multiple aircraft zones during a maintenance shift.

Technical Information

AVL-AGC uses a surfactant-based foaming formula where the aerosol propellant system generates foam upon dispensing from the can. The foam structure traps air in a matrix of cleaning surfactant solution, creating a low-density, clingy mass that adheres to vertical and overhead surfaces by surface tension rather than draining under gravity like liquid cleaners. The foam dwell time allows the surfactant molecules to penetrate under contamination layers, break the adhesion between the contamination and the substrate, and emulsify greasy and oily deposits for easy wiping removal.

The all-surface capability of AVL-AGC is achieved through careful formulation of the surfactant system — the pH, surfactant chemistry, and solvent content are balanced to provide effective cleaning on multiple substrate types without the aggressive chemistry that would be needed for specialized single-purpose industrial cleaners. Users should verify compatibility with specific sensitive surface materials before full-area application.

After sufficient dwell time, wipe the foam from the surface with a clean cloth or rinse with water as appropriate for the surface type. Follow the applicable aircraft cleaning procedures for the specific surface being cleaned — some aircraft surfaces require rinse-and-dry procedures rather than wipe-only application.

Why Choose?

• ✅ All-Surface Versatility — Metal, glass, plastic, composite, painted
• ✅ Foaming Action — Extended dwell on vertical and overhead surfaces
• ✅ Aerosol Convenience — Portable, directional application for technicians
• ✅ 15oz Practical Size — Individual technician supply for maintenance shifts
• ✅ Multi-Contamination Cleaning — Oils, grease, soot, deicing, fingerprints

Applications

AVL-AGC is used for cleaning aircraft fuselage panels, engine cowlings, cockpit surfaces, landing gear bay surfaces, access panels, and general aircraft surface cleaning during line maintenance, scheduled cleaning, and MRO operations.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is Clear View AVL-AGC?
A: AVL-AGC is an all-surface foaming cleaner for aerospace and aviation maintenance — the foam clings to vertical surfaces for extended dwell time, cleaning metal, glass, plastic, and composite aircraft surfaces.

Q: MPN for Clear View AVL-AGC 15oz?
A: MPN is AVL-AGC.

Q: Why foam instead of liquid cleaner?
A: Foam clings to vertical and overhead surfaces, providing dwell time for the cleaning chemistry to work before wiping. Liquid cleaners drain off vertical surfaces before they can effectively penetrate and loosen contamination.

Q: Is AVL-AGC safe on painted surfaces?
A: AVL-AGC is an all-surface formula designed for painted surfaces. For surfaces with known solvent sensitivity or special coatings, test a small area before full application.

Q: Does it need to be rinsed?
A: Follow the applicable aircraft surface cleaning procedure. Some surfaces should be wiped clean; others may require water rinse. Consult the aircraft cleaning manual for the correct procedure.