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News Release from: Mykal Industries | Subject: Aquasolv Spray Wash Cleaner - Multi-Metal
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 22 November 2004
Spray wash does not darken NF metals
Spray wash cleaner can provide interstage process cleaning for ferrous and non-ferrous metals without the threat of staining or darkening metals such as copper.
Aquasolv Spray Wash Cleaner - Multi-Metal (Aqua 12) by Mykal Industries can provide interstage process cleaning for ferrous and non-ferrous metals without the threat of staining or darkening This product is ideal for the removal of light oils and interstage cleaning in ultrasonic and spray wash facilities
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 28 Apr 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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This neutral liquid cleaner can be used at low concentrations but won't foam when used in high pressure cleaning operations and is easily rinsed prior to any following production stages.
Typical dilutions rates are between 2-5%, with an optimum operating temperature of between 50-70 deg C.
With the benefits of Environmentally sound neutral pH levels and a Non-Hazardous safety profile, and with Spray Wash Cleaner - Multi-Metal VCI (Aqua 12VCI) there is the added option of corrosion protection.
Spray Wash Cleaner - Multi-Metal is a remarkable and unique addition to the Mykal Aquasolv Range of Process Metal Cleaners. Request a free brochure from Mykal Industries ...
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