There are several methods to clean rollers in the industry.
Acetone is often used to remove various dirt, cracks and contaminants. However, this can become dangerous and cause health problems if the solvent is not used properly and carefully.
Acetone is a commonly used cleaning agent in industry. This solvent contains the H-phrase "H314" which contains warnings of harmful effects on the respiratory tract and skin. To reduce or avoid these risks, companies should use cleaners without acetone. One of the most common alternatives to acetone is methanol. Like acetone, methanol also contains hazard symbols such as the hazardous substance pictogram GHS 05 for skin irritation (corrosive), but it has a less toxic effect on the skin and respiratory tract. In addition, it should be noted that methanol is toxic if drunk, so appropriate precautions should be taken.
Many substances are not harmless
Another substance that is used instead of acetone is ethylene glycol. This cleaning agent contains hazard symbols such as the exclamation mark (GHS07) and the hazard statement "H315 - Causes skin irritation". This ingredient has a less toxic effect on the skin and respiratory tract than acetone or methanol. In addition, ethylene glycol is not toxic when drunk. However, it should be noted that it is corrosive, so appropriate precautions should be taken. Another option that is often used for roller cleaning in industry is isopropanol (IPA). This substance also contains hazard symbols, but it has a less toxic effect on the skin and respiratory tract than acetone or other alternative products. Isopropanol is also non-toxic when drunk. It is also corrosive, but not as corrosive as ethylene glycol.
Acetone, ethylene glycol or isopropanol, these materials or ingredients are not harmless and can lead to various negative scenarios.
Safe cleaning without hazardous ingredients
Industrial companies looking for a safe and effective method of cleaning rollers will find the use of ECO-NOVA cleaners a viable solution without having to use cleaning agents containing hazardous materials. This type of symbol-free cleaner offers several tremendous advantages over traditional acetone or similar-based products. One of the biggest advantages is safety. Acetone, for example, contains toxic substances that can be harmful to human health if used improperly. It can also cause severe explosions if it comes into contact with other chemicals. Therefore, when handling acetone-based cleaners, companies must follow strict safety rules.
However, with ECO-NOVA cleaning solutions that do not contain hazardous substances, companies can ensure that their employees will not suffer any damage to their health if used correctly or that the cleaners could cause explosions.
In addition, we achieve excellent cleaning results with our modern and safe products.
