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Standard Turntable Power Washer v. 4.0 The MART Corporation
water-based alkaline cleaner is composed of water, an alkali source, a sequestrate, a
surfactant package, and corrosion inhibitors.
A sequestrate is a binding agent that prevents undesirable chemical reactions, such as
those that would form insoluble products like hard-water soap scum. The surfactant is a
substance that lowers surface tension in order to penetrate and loosen soils. It coats oil
droplets to prevent them from recombining. A
corrosion inhibitor slows down the rate of
chemical reaction that produces rust.
The water-based alkaline cleaner works by undercutting the soil, then "popping" it from
the part surface. Light oils float to the solution surface, where they can be skimmed or
filtered off. Heavier soils sink to the bottom, and can be filtered or removed as sludge.
A key feature of this type of cleaner is that you only have to dispose of the contaminants
as waste -- the washer can recycle the liquid until the saturation point. As the wash
solution is used it will become increasingly more contaminated. At some point, the
solution will become fully saturated and it will become necessary to change the wash
solution and recharge the washer with new water and chemical.
Call The MART Corp. for information on recycling technologies.
Removal of Soils
The water-based alkaline cleaner readily removes the following soils:
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Cutting oils
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Grease
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Shop dirt
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Mill markings
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Low-melt waxes
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Diesel carbon
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Rust preventatives
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Carbon dust
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Finger prints
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Coolants
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Paint
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Road soils
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Cosmoline
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Oil and chips
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Varnish
Applications
The water-based alkaline cleaner has many applications. It is successfully used, for
example, in the following ways:
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Pre-clean
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Before painting
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Before teardown
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During in-process cleaning
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Before plating
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Before anodizing
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Before Re-assembly
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At the finishing process before packaging