Degreasers
Degreaser chemicals are products based on chemical formulas that we use for degreasing, dissolving, and removing oil stains, and they have quality and MSDS approval. Over time, oil builds up in machines, causing oil accumulation. Degreaser products are used to solve this situation. Degreasers should be used according to the type of oil and the surface or product to be used. Solvent and acidic degreasers should be preferred. Degreasers clean the hydrocarbons in the oil and are used to eliminate accumulated oils. Degreasers are divided into types; let's briefly explain some of these types.
- Painted surface degreasers are used to remove oils formed on paints. Painted surface degreasers do not damage the paint because they evaporate after being sprayed onto the paint.
- Machine degreasers are used to remove oils formed in machines. Machine degreasers do not damage machines because they are non-flammable and evaporate. Since machine degreasers consist of solvents, they are insulating. Thus, machine degreasers are applied to metal objects and fabrics. They clean all oils and leave no oil stains.
- Metal degreasers are used to clean oils formed on iron. Metal degreasers are specially produced. They have an evaporating property. They have a very useful and powerful cleaning potential.
- Textile degreasers are used to clean oils formed on fabrics. These degreasers remove oils from the fabric without leaving a trace. Textile degreasers also have an evaporating property. They are non-flammable. This inexpensive product can also be used for multiple purposes.
- Burnt oils, both organic and inorganic, cause oil formation on floors due to the ground or high heat. Floor degreasers remove these types of oils. Floor degreasers have an alkaline property. They easily remove tar, oil, and oil residues formed on floors.
- Oils formed in motors, electronic circuits, and textile machinery in factories and production areas are removed by general degreasers. Only solvent is used in general degreasers.
