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Caustic Potash (Potassium Hydroxide)

Description

Caustic Potash, chemically known as Potassium Hydroxide (KOH), is a highly caustic compound that is widely used in various industrial and manufacturing processes. It is an inorganic alkaline compound and appears as a white solid, typically in pellet or flake form. When dissolved in water, it generates significant heat and forms a strongly alkaline solution.

Our Cement Remover is a powerful, acid-based cleaning solution designed to effectively dissolve and remove hardened cement, concrete splatters, and mortar deposits. It is ideal for use on a range of surfaces, including metal, glass, and certain types of stone and tiles. We offer this remover in a range of sizes, from small containers to large industrial drums. This product meets industrial safety standards and has clear instructions for safe handling and usage.

Key Features

  • Highly Effective Formula: Quickly breaks down cement and concrete residues.
  • Versatile Use: Suitable for cleaning tools, machinery, vehicles, and various surfaces.
  • Rapid Action: Designed for fast and efficient cleaning, saving time and labour.
  • Surface Safe: When used as directed, it is safe for most surfaces.
  • Concentrated Solution: This can be diluted to suit different levels of residue and surface types.
  • Easy Application: Spraying, brushing, or direct pouring can be applied.

Applications

  • Cleaning Construction Tools: Removes cement residue from mixers, trowels, and shovels.
  • Surface Cleaning: Effective on metal, glass, and certain stone and tile surfaces.
  • Equipment Maintenance: Cleans cement build-up on machinery and construction equipment.
  • Vehicle Cleaning: Removes concrete splatters from trucks and mixers used in construction.
  • Building Renovation: Helps in cleaning excess cement from renovated surfaces.
  • Industrial Cleaning: Suitable for large-scale cleaning tasks in construction sites.
  • Restoration Projects: Useful for removing old cement in restoration works.

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