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SKU CH-14532

Sunclean Diffuse Shade Remover

SUN-CLEAN is an alkaline cleaning agent designed for effective removal of diffuse shading from greenhouse surfaces. The formula is based on sodium hydroxide and tetrasodium versanate, ensuring efficient removal of shading coatings.

Pack
20 l
€118.00€147.50Halloween −20%
incl. VAT, plus shipping

Description

ACTION OF SUN-CLEAN: ALKALINE REMOVAL OF DIFFUSE COATINGS

SUN-CLEAN is a specialised, alkaline cleaning agent concentrate created for effective removal of diffuse shading from greenhouse glass. It is an essential product for restoring maximum light transmission after the growing season in which shading coatings were used. Thanks to the sodium hydroxide-based formula, SUN-CLEAN effectively dissolves and washes away coating residues, providing a crystal-clear surface without the need for intensive scrubbing.

Advantages of using SUN-CLEAN:

- High effectiveness: The sodium hydroxide-based formula efficiently handles the removal of persistent diffuse coatings.

- Method flexibility: Can be applied using TOP CLEANER type machines or manual washing, adapted to the size and specifics of the facility.

- Light recovery: Rapid and thorough removal of shading optimises light conditions in the greenhouse.

- Efficiency: The product is used at economical working concentrations, both in machine washing (from 60 l to 100 l / 1 hour) and manual washing (concentration 1:2l to 1:10l water).

SUN-CLEAN COMPOSITION:

The product contains:

- Sodium hydroxide.

- Tetrasodium versanate.

SUN-CLEAN APPLICATION AND USAGE:

Instructions for use:

SUN-CLEAN is used as a working solution. Surfaces should be clean before application.

1. Machine application (TOP CLEANER type):

Efficiency: From 60 l to 100 l per 1 hour.

2. Manual washing:

Efficiency: From 80 l to 140 l per 1 hour.

Concentration: From 1:2l to 1:10l water.

It is recommended to thoroughly wash and rinse the cleaned surfaces after using the product.

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