Concept of cleaners for industry

Industrial cleaners are chemicals specifically designed to remove dirt, grease, oil, residue and contaminants in industrial environments. Its formulation is adapted to withstand demanding conditions and specific materials, guaranteeing effective cleaning without damaging surfaces or equipment.

These products are essential to maintain hygiene, safety and efficiency in production processes, since they allow preserving the quality of the products, prolonging the useful life of machinery and complying with health and environmental regulations in force in the different industrial sectors.

Alkaline cleaners

Alkaline cleaners are those that have a high pH, ​​generally between 10 and 13. They are primarily used to remove greases, oils, proteins, and organic dirt on metal and non-metal surfaces. They are very effective in the food, automotive and metallurgical industries.

Its action is based on the saponification of fats and the emulsification of oils, facilitating their removal with water. In addition, they usually contain chelating agents that prevent the formation of mineral deposits during the cleaning process.

It is important to handle these products with caution, since their high alkalinity can be aggressive for the skin and certain sensitive materials.

Acidic cleaners

Acidic cleaners have a low pH, generally between 1 and 4, and are used to remove mineral deposits, oxides, limescale, rust and inorganic residues adhered to metal and ceramic surfaces.

These products are common in the petrochemical and chemical industries and in water treatment plants, where the removal of scale and mineral deposits is essential for the maintenance of equipment and pipes.

They should be used with extreme caution as they can corrode sensitive materials and pose health risks if not handled correctly.