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Buzil Buz Contracalc G 461
Colourless basic cleaner and descaler for professional use.
Product description
Clear in use. Reliable in results.
Colourless basic cleaner and descaler.
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Use and application
Materials: Ceramic tiles, Chrome, Clinker and terracotta, Concrete stone and terrazzo | non-calcareous, Ovens, grills and convection ovens, Porcelain stoneware tiles, Safety tiles, Sanitary porcelain, Stainless steel. Soil: Mineral soiling (lime, cement residue, urine scale, etc.).
Dosing
Always use cold water. Be sure to pre-wet surfaces and rinse with clean water! In case of heavy foaming in the dirty water tank, Buz® Defoam G 478 can be used. Apply fresh application solutions and consume them within 24 hours at the latest. Scrubber dryer: 200 - 500 Millilitre / 10 liter water. High-pressure cleaning: 1:5 - 1:10 with water. Wet mopping: 50 Millilitre / 10 liter water. Cloth cleaning: 50 Millilitre / 10 liter water. Deep cleaning / polishing: 200 - 1000 Millilitre / 10 liter water. Descaling equipment: 250 Millilitre / 1 liter water. Foam cannon: 1:5 - 1:10 with water.
Downloads
- Product line: Buzil
- pH: 0.5
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