Cleaning agent

<h3>Which cleaning agents are suitable for machine surfaces with resin buildup or heavy soiling?</h3> <p>For stubborn residues such as resins, greases, or polymer deposits, cleaners like HARZ-WEG or TH90 are particularly effective. These products dissolve even baked-on contaminants without producing aggressive fumes or leaving behind residues. When using them, ensure adequate ventilation and check for compatibility with the surface.</p> <h3>Is SKIN-PUR also suitable for sensitive aluminum components?</h3> <p>Yes, SKIN-PUR is a cold-use machine cleaner that can also be used on aluminum surfaces. It does not damage anodized or bare surfaces and reliably removes oils, waxes, and other machining residues. For safety-critical components, test the product first on an inconspicuous area.</p> <h3>How do THERMAT and TH90 differ in terms of application?</h3> <p>THERMAT is specifically designed for washing systems and ultrasonic baths where high cleaning performance with controlled foaming is required. TH90, on the other hand, is a universal heavy-duty cleaner for manual and machine applications—particularly effective on localized soiling. Both cleaners are VOC-compliant and have been proven in industrial use.</p> <h3>How can I use industrial degreasers safely and sustainably?</h3> <p>Choose solvent-free or VOC-reduced products with a high flash point from your product portfolio. Use them selectively, avoid overuse, and ensure that cleaning processes are closed-loop with recovery or filtration. This will help you reduce both costs and environmental impact.</p> <h3>What should be considered when cleaning systems with sensitive seals or plastic components?</h3> <p>Use cleaning agents that are gentle on materials. Products such as ALU-PUR or ALLPUR are optimized for such applications and do not damage common materials. Check the safety data sheet for compatibility with specific elastomers such as NBR, EPDM, or PTFE.</p> <h3>Can I use a cleaner in an automated system and for manual cleaning at the same time?</h3> <p>Yes, many modern industrial cleaners are designed for this purpose. Be sure to follow clear dosing recommendations for both types of application and look for foam-controlled formulations. Products such as ALU-PUR or THERMAT can be used efficiently both manually and in recirculating systems.</p> <h3>How do you properly store industrial cleaners to maintain their effectiveness?</h3> <p>Store cleaning agents in their original, sealed containers, away from freezing temperatures and protected from direct sunlight. Check the shelf life on the label—many cleaners remain effective for 12 to 24 months without losing their potency. It is also recommended to store acids and alkalis separately.</p>