For years a staple of the cleaning industry has been products formulated with butyl. This medium to heavy duty general purpose liquid fortified with surfactants, detergents and emulsifiers is extremely cost effective for cleaning floors, walls, equipment and a variety of oily, greasy surfaces.
| TARGET APPLICATIONS |
- Grease, oil, fat, dirt, mud, salt residue, tire marks
- Floors, walls, equipment, tools, engines, counters
- Pressure washes, brush on applications, spray & wipe, floor scrubbers and mopping
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| USE DIRECTIONS |
- Use 5 ounces per gallon of water.
- Apply to surface.
- Agitate if needed.
- Thoroughly rinse with water.
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| FEATURES |
BENEFITS |
| Special wetting agents ---> |
Improved soil penetration |
| Heavy duty product ---> |
Removes tough soils |
| Butyl ---> |
Removes oil and grease |
| Water conditioners ---> |
Improves rinsing |
| Biodegradable --->
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Environmentally friendly |
| Suspension agents --->
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Anti-redeposition of soil |
| Emulsifiers --->
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Grease releases from surface |
| Medium low foam --->
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Fast rinsing - less residue |
| PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
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| pH undiluted --->
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12.5 - 13.0 |
| pH (3% solution) --->
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11.5 - 11.9 |
| Appearance --->
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Red liquid |
| Odor --->
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Mild butyl |
| Pounds per gallon --->
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8.8 - 8.9 |
| VOC% --->
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1 - 5 |
| Flash point --->
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Greater than 200 degrees F |
| Phosphate (as P) --->
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0.00% |
| Biodegradable --->
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Yes |
Fragrance:
Mild butyl
Technologies Used:
S.P.A.D.A.
Organic Acid
Ranger
Available Sizes & Dispensers:
32oz, 1 Gallon, 5 Gallon, Case of 32oz (12 units per case), Case of 1 Gallon (4 units per case), Case of 5 Gallon (Case of 2)
Note: Protective gloves and glasses must be worn.
Read MSDS for further precautions and first aid.
The data and recommendations presented herein are based upon our research and the research of others, and are believed to be accurate. However, the products are distributed without any warranty, expressed or implied, including the limited warranties of merchantability of fitness for a particular purpose. Employers should use this information only as a supplement to other information and must make independent determinations of suitability to assure proper use, safety, and health of employees.
