Product Description

Cleaning Media At A Glance;

Acidic, neutral or alkaline wet media Aqueous media remove dirt particles from surfaces and rinse them off. Aqueous detergents disperse particles, and form or separate emulsions. They act on the surfaces of parts. If required, aqueous media can be used to alter the surface properties of parts by passivation (phosphatising), pickling, etc. In all applications, the treatment of the medium itself is of crucial importance. Aqueous media are powerful detergents. Solvents are wet media that are able to dissolve substances without actually reacting with them. The most commonly used cleaning solvents are hydrocarbons and modified alcohols with a flash point > 55°C, and halogenated hydrocarbons. Solvents remove dirt particles from surfaces and rinse them off. Advantages Short cycle times, energyefficient drying, low solvent consumption, long medium service life and easy treatment.