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                                            ZL-37 is an ultra-high-sensitivity, post-emulsifiable fluorescent penetrant designed to detect fine, narrow discontinuities, essential for critical component applications. Common parts for this test procedure include titanium turbine components, critical high-stress components, and castings. Under a UV-A ultraviolet light source, the indications will appear as a bright yellow-green fluorescence. ZL-37 has a high flash point and is designed for use in open immersion tanks. To remove ZL-37 penetrant from the surface of an inspection area prior to developer application, a Method D hydrophilic emulsifier, ZR10B, is required. ZL-37 can be used with ZP-4B dry powder developer, ZP-14A water-soluble developer in a non-agitated tank, ZP-5B water-suspended developer in a stirred tank, or ZP-9F non-aqueous developer. The ZL-37 is included on the SAE AMS 2644 Qualified Products List (QPL) and is approved for use by Pratt & Whitney.
| Defect Location | Open to the surface | 
| Ideal Applications | Precision Components, High Stress Parts, Smooth Machined Surface Finish, Non-Porous Surfaces, Castings, Turbine Blades and Parts, Critical Components | 
| Examples of Defects | Finished surface cracks, chips, porosity, scratches | 
| Flash Point | > 93°C | 
| Density | 980 g/L (8,15 lb./gal.) | 
| Viscosity at 38°C | 13,71 cSt | 
| NPE-free | Yes | 
| NDT Method | Penetrant, fluorescent testing | 
| Type | 1 | 
| Method (s) | B / C / D | 
| Sensitivity Level | 4, ultra-high sensitivity | 
| Necessary Equipment | UV light source | 
| Temperature Range | 4 to 52 °C | 
