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Containing surfactants, detergents and surface cleaners lower the surface tension which improves the ability of water to spread and dampen over a larger area. Unlike soaps that require mechanical exertion through scrubbing, these cleaning agents immediately attack microorganisms present without leaving residue. Routinely using the cleaners will maintain even the most critical environments. The aqueous soluble detergents and surface cleansers come in various synthetic chemical mixtures to make grease or grime easier to wipe away.

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Process2Clean® Liquid Cleaning Agents

Supplier: VELTEK ASSOCIATES

These high-performance cleaning agents are specifically designed for critical clean-in-place applications and are engineered to effectively remove a multitude of product residues.

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DECON-Clean® cleaning agents

Supplier: VELTEK ASSOCIATES

Ideal for washable, nonporous surfaces such as walls, ceilings, floors, and stainless steel items, this cleaning agent is designed to remove residues left behind by disinfecting agents

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Anti-static spray, Antistatik 100

Supplier: HM INDUSTRIESERVICE

ANTISTATIK 100 forms an invisible protective film against electrostatic charges. The antistatic solution with cleaning alcohol removes dirt and offers long-lasting protection against static electricity. ANTISTATIK 100 cleans and protects plastic housings, textile surfaces, screens, acrylic glass covers or packaging films.

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Surface cleaners, Sirafan Speed

Supplier: MARKET SOURCE PART PROCESS

Sirafan Speed is a ready-to-use disinfectant that effectively eliminates bacteria and fungi and viruses. Simultaneous action of all active ingredients in it provides quick disinfection in food contact areas such as tables or slicers. It does not require rinsing.

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Cleaning reagents, COULTER CLENZ®

Supplier: Beckman Coulter

COULTER CLENZ® is an all-purpose liquid cleaning reagent. It contains agents that strip away protein build-up and lysed red blood cells in instrument fluidics. It should be used routinely as part of regular instrument maintenance, such as shutdown. Additionally, it should be included in a schedule of routine preventive maintenance procedures designed to maintain high performance.