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Concentrated Water-based Industrial Oil Solvent A strong oil solvent cleans especially dried, tarred oil and grease. Non-flammable, economic.
Usage: The product is to be diluted with water amounting between 1/4 and 1/20 according to the density of dirt and oil.
Oil Cleaning and Deodorization Liquid for Garbage Containers The product solves the organic oil and dirt in garbage-carrying vehicles and garbage containers while also deodorizing the odourarisen from decomposition and suberization in the garbage. It is a highly concentrated, cost-efficient oil and dirt removing product.
Usage: This product is to be diluted with water between 1/20 – 1/60.
No-rinsing Oil Solvent Water dilutable, oil removing multi-purpose anticorrosive used for metal surfaces, particularlyin metal surface cleaning before painting.
Usage: This product is to be diluted with 1/10 water.
Concentrated Heavy Oil, Grease and Tar Solvent Heavy oil, grease, tar, pitchesand wax solving product; sticks on vertical surfaces through the emulsion it becomes when diluted with water, stays on the surface untilcompletely absorbing oil and dirt. Solves them without needing to be scrubbed. Chlorinated solvent, does not contain acid or alkaline. Does not produce vapour.
Usage: The product is to be diluted with water 1/10.
Mechanical Sensitive Part Cleaner This is a product developed for mechanical part cleaning and purification of any sensitive equipment from oil and dirt. Eliminates wax, asphalt, ink and other stains that leave deposit as well. Does not erode metallic surfaces. Cleans without damaging plastic, rubber and paint material. Does not leave deposit on surfaces.
Usage: Applied in pure form.
Concentrated Aluminium and Air Conditioner Cleaner Developed for cleaning and polishing of aluminium serpentine, radiator and heater cores, this product is an acidiccompound-free cleaner. Solves the oil and dirt layers, and aluminium oxide which block heat transfer and cause clogging.
Usage: The product is diluted with water between 1/5 – 1/25.
