Twelve products for damage restoration, technical cleaning and industrial maintenance, classified by pH and by base. Each one with its technical data sheet and safety data sheet available to download.
The colour of each label indicates how chemically aggressive the product is, based on its pH: it is the same code we use on site. The further it is from green, the more surface restrictions it has. Before applying anything to a sensitive material, check the compatibility table.
Descalers and rust removers. They attack limescale, rust and mineral deposits. Do not use on marble, limestone, aluminium or galvanised surfaces.
Mild acidic cleaners for maintenance and polishing. No products in the catalogue at present.
The safest option for unknown or delicate materials. Compatible with most surfaces.
Mild maintenance detergents. No products in the catalogue at present.
Degreasers and acid-smoke remediators. Maximum power on carbonised grease. Do not use on aluminium, painted or lacquered surfaces.
For the accelerated rusting that appears in the days following a flood or a fire.
The final stage once silt and grit have been removed: it restores the floor’s original appearance and stops hazing.
One litre prevents foam stoppages across an entire remediation job.
The step almost nobody takes, and the one that saves the job: it seals clean metal so the chlorides in the smoke cannot attack it again.
The most powerful product in the range against combustion residue. When water cannot get in, the TC7 does.
The final rinse for electronics: it removes the salts and detergent residue that water-based cleaning would leave behind.
For the soluble contamination that solvent does not lift. It is used before the Electric Rinse, never on its own.
A streak-free finish on glass left hazy by smoke.
The catalogue’s all-rounder: compatible with eleven of the twelve surfaces in the table. If you do not know what material you are facing, start here.
Controlled foam: it does not swamp the machine’s vacuum or leave the floor slippery.
The acid-smoke neutraliser. It stops the chlorides that keep attacking the material days after the fire.
The most aggressive degreaser in the catalogue. For industrial soiling that nothing else shifts.
Try another term, remove a filter, or ask us directly: we will tell you what to use in your case.
