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SKU CH-14533

Reduclean Shade Coating Remover

ReduClean is a specialised cleaning agent developed for easy removal of shading coatings such as ReduSol, ReduHeat, ReduFuse and ReduFuse IR from glass and films in cultivation facilities.

Pack
20 l
€191.88€239.85Halloween −20%
incl. VAT, plus shipping

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Description

HOW REDUCLEAN WORKS: 

ReduClean has been specially developed as a highly effective cleaning agent designed to easily remove ReduSystems coatings. The product is used for removing shading and diffusive coatings such as ReduSol, ReduHeat, ReduFuse and ReduFuse IR, from both glass surfaces and plastics. The action of the product is simple: the coating dissolves, allowing it to be completely rinsed off by rain or water washing. Effective removal of the coating is crucial for restoring maximum light transmission in the greenhouse at the end of the season.

Advantages of using ReduClean:

- Comprehensive removal: Designed to wash off all major ReduSystems coatings, including shading (ReduSol) and diffusive (ReduFuse) types.

- Maximum light recovery: Enables complete removal of coatings, ensuring optimal light conditions for crops after the shading season.

- Facility safety: Can be safely used on various types of roofing, including glass and all types of plastics.

REDUCLEAN APPLICATION AND USAGE:

Instructions for use:

  1. For optimal results, use at least 250 l of ReduClean per 1 ha area.
  2. Mix the product evenly with the required amount of water.
  3. Apply the product only on dry surfaces.
  4. Do not apply when the temperature inside the greenhouse is below 5°C.
  5. The coating will start to disappear under rainfall or can be rinsed off manually. Mechanical cleaning (brushing) should be performed at least 15 minutes after applying ReduClean.

It is recommended that sufficient rainfall occurs within 1 week of applying ReduClean.

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