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Neospray SL2000

£185.69

Prices include delivery to England & Wales.

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Description

Neospray SL2000 is a universal spray wash detergent ideal for the cleaning of
ferrous and non ferrous components. This highly concentrate spray wash
powdered detergent will remove a wide range of surface contaminants including
carbonised oils, greases and various road films encountered in the automotive
manufacturing and remanufacturing industries.

Neospray SL2000 is capable of high performance cleaning at concentrations as
low as 0.5% v/v. The complex blend of metasilicates, sodium and potassium
phosphates and low foam surfactant technology offers excellent product life, whilst
offering a citrus fragrance to mask oil and grease odours.

Packaging: 25 kilo double lined UN bags.

 

0082-TDS-NEOSPRAY-SL2000-1

https://www.rutpen.co.uk/tech-documents/

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