Cleaning concentrates & solvents

Alkaline, pH-neutral, acidic or solvent-based: our cleaners are distinguished by their pH value and chemical properties. Choose the type of cleaner that suits your cleaning task.

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Cleaning concentrates & solvents

Our cleaning products are distinguished by their pH value and chemical properties

We have been developing and manufacturing industrial cleaners for over 30 years. When selecting raw materials, we take care to avoid hazardous substances as far as possible – according to their safety data sheets, many of our cleaners are not classified as hazardous.

We supply our cleaning agents in containers ranging from 10 to 1,000 litres; other container sizes are available on request. For your cleaning requirements, we draw on a range of over 100 water-based and solvent-based cleaners and can also develop bespoke formulations on request.

We do not limit ourselves to either solvent-based or aqueous cleaning concentrates, but utilise both systems – depending on what your specific task requires. We can find the right solution for you during a no-obligation discussion with our technical advisory team.

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5 October 2026

· Knowledge & Tips

Removing salts before coating: the Bresle test, limit values and procedure

Salts such as chlorides and sulphates are trapped in the rust scars of corroded steel and, when a new coating is applied, cause blistering and corrosion. The salt content is measured using the…

5 October 2026

· Knowledge & Tips

The Sinners Circle: Balancing chemistry, mechanics, temperature and time correctly

Sinner’s Circle describes the four factors involved in any cleaning process: chemistry, mechanics, temperature and time. If one of these factors is reduced, the others must be increased. That is why there is rarely a single ‘best’ option…

5 October 2026

· Knowledge & Tips

Replacing hazardous substances in cleaning products: Why it’s worth making the switch and how to do it successfully

Labelled cleaning products pose a risk to health and entail additional costs in terms of storage, protective equipment and training. The Hazardous Substances Ordinance requires them to be replaced with less hazardous alternatives where suitable alternatives are available. Many…

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Cleaning concentrates & solvents