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Tank Cleaner

Aqua Wash Cleaner

SKU: RXSOL-15-1018-200

Aqua Wash Cleaner is a superior degreaser also can be utilized as general purpose cleaning and degreasing agent for removal of oil and residues including salt, coal dust and its residues. Aqua Wash Cleaner contains anionic and nonionic surfactant including the powerful alkaline dispersing agent. Aqua Wash Cleaner can be used on most common metals, synthetic materials, rubber and hardened paints and lacquers. 
 

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Dosage

Direct injection Recirculation method  :  Dose rate: 0.5 – 5 litres per tonne wash water (0.05 – 0.5%) through tank washing machines
Ultrasonic tank cleaning. 50ml : 50 ltrs water (increase as required).
Spraying Method : It may be used neat or diluted by up to 50 parts of water, according to the amount and type soil to be removed For contamination, Aqua Wash Cleaner is sprayed on undiluted and left for 20 - 60 minutes. It must then be hosed off with a powerful waterjet, whilst brushing the surfaces.


General cleaning: Aqua Wash Cleaner can be diluted to a 2% solution in water for light cleaning. It must be allowed to soak for 1-15 minutes before rinsing with a waterjet. The effectiveness of the product is increased by using water at a temperature of 20 up to 60°C for dilution and rinsing. 
 
Spot Cleaning. Hand sprayed neat or diluted up to 1 – 5 parts water and left for about 20 – 30 minutes before washing off with water

For removal of final coal dust residues, spray on neat, leave for 10 – 20 minutes and then pressure wash with fresh or sea water.

 

About

RXSOL — Uganda Chemical is the East African supply arm of RX Marine International (RXSOL), supplying industrial chemicals and solvents since 1996. We deliver bulk solvents, degreasers, acids and alkalis, glycols, water-treatment chemicals, and laboratory reagents to customers across Uganda and the wider East African region.

Contact info

Industrial chemicals & solvents supplier since 1996.

mail@ugandachemical.com
+91 80699 76670

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