Oil cutting
Wetting and emulsification to break down oils, coolants, and greasy soils.
Product Industrial Cleaning
Alkaline Degreaser Concentrate
Heavy-duty alkaline degreaser concentrate designed to remove oils, coolants, and shop soils across industrial maintenance and production routines. Available in foam-controlled and rinse-friendly profiles.
Packaging: drums / IBC / bulk (as applicable)
Documentation: SDS / TDS / COA on request
Grade alignment for substrates and foam behavior
Commercial highlights
A degreaser that’s easy to buy again—because it’s specified for your job.
- Strong oil-cutting detergency for mineral oils, coolants, and greasy soils
- Options for low-foam operation in spray equipment and recirculation
- Rinse-friendly profiles to reduce streaking and residue
- Procurement-ready supply: packaging lanes + documentation pack on request
Designed for heavy-duty degreasing
In industrial environments, the “right” degreaser is not just the strongest drum on the shelf—it’s the formulation that matches your soil blend, your cleaning method, and your surface requirements. This product family is built around controlled alkalinity and surfactant systems that lift oils and soils while supporting practical rinseability and foam control where needed.
Soil suspension
Helps keep loosened soils suspended to reduce re-deposition during cleaning.
Process fit
Spray, soak, manual wash—foam behavior and rinsing aligned to your equipment.
Where it performs best
Common use cases that benefit from a strong alkaline concentrate.
- Equipment and machinery degreasing in maintenance routines
- Shop-floor soils: oils, coolant residues, tracked grime
- Parts and fixtures where strong detergency is required
- Pre-cleaning before coating/assembly where compatible
Note: Compatibility depends on substrate/finish and operating window. For aluminum-sensitive parts, consider an aluminum-safe grade.
Applications
Typical usage patterns. Tell us your process and constraints and we’ll align the right specification and foam profile.
- General industrial degreasing and maintenance cleaning
- Parts and surface preparation (spray/soak/manual wash)
- Equipment, tools, and fixtures cleaning in workshops
- Shop-floor degreasing (spot cleaning and routine maintenance)
Target soils
Mineral oils, coolants, grease films, shop grime, general industrial soils.
Equipment fit
Pump sprayers, pressure washers, spray cabinets, immersion tanks, manual wash stations.
Common goals
Faster cleaning, less residue, stable foam behavior, more consistent results.
Selection guidance
We recommend grades based on risk and performance priorities.
- Strongest cleaning → higher alkalinity / stronger builders (when compatible)
- Spray systems → low-foam profile to protect pumps/nozzles
- Cosmetic finishes → rinse-friendly profile to reduce streaking
- Mixed substrates → align grade to the most sensitive material
Process guidance
Typical starting points. Final settings depend on soil severity, temperature, dwell time, and rinsing.
Spray application
Apply via pump sprayer or equipment. Low-foam options available for spray systems and recirculation.
- Focus: fast soil lift + controlled foam
- Best with: agitation/brush where safe
- Finish: rinse thoroughly
Soak / immersion
Use for parts and fixtures. Agitation improves performance and reduces dwell time.
- Focus: emulsification + soil suspension
- Control: time and temperature
- Rinse: water quality affects residue
Manual wash
For maintenance routines and spot degreasing. Use controlled dwell and consistent rinse technique.
- Focus: repeatable method
- Avoid: long dwell on sensitive alloys
- Safety: follow SDS guidance
Troubleshooting (common issues)
If you share the symptom, we’ll adjust the grade or operating window.
Excess foam
Often caused by agitation and surfactant balance—use low-foam grade and control turbulence.
Residue / streaking
Can be dilution, rinse quality, or soil load—align rinse-friendly profile and rinse strategy.
Slow cleaning
Usually soil mismatch or insufficient dwell/agitation—share soils and time limits for best fit.
If your parts include aluminum or zinc, tell us the alloy/finish so we can recommend a safer grade or operating window.
Typical specifications & formats
Values depend on grade and customer requirements. Confirm details on quotation.
Type
Alkaline degreaser (concentrate)
Foam profile
Foaming / low-foam options
Use methods
Spray, soak/immersion, manual wash
Packaging
Drums, IBC, bulk (as applicable)
Documentation
SDS / TDS on request • COA depending on lane/grade
Customization
Dilution guidance and additive approach per process constraints
Rinse behavior
Rinse-friendly options to reduce residue (grade dependent)
Substrate focus
Align grade to most sensitive substrate in your process
Commercial lane
Defined packaging lanes + repeat procurement support
Specifications may vary depending on batch, origin, and packaging selection.
FAQ
Quick answers for engineering, maintenance, and procurement teams.
Is it safe for aluminum?
This is a heavy-duty alkaline degreaser; aluminum compatibility depends on alloy/finish and the operating window (time/temperature/concentration). If aluminum sensitivity is a concern, request an aluminum-safe grade.
Can you supply low-foam?
Yes. Low-foam profiles are available for spray equipment and recirculating systems where foam control is critical.
How do we reduce residue?
Residue is usually dilution + soil load + rinse quality. We can align a rinse-friendly profile and suggest rinse best practices.
What documents are available?
SDS and TDS are available on request. COA availability depends on lane and grade.
Can it be used on floors?
Yes—floor degreasing is a common application. Best results come from applying, agitating, and recovering soils rather than spreading them.
How do we choose the right grade?
Share soils, substrate mix, method (spray/soak/manual), foam constraints, and acceptance criteria. We’ll recommend the best-fit specification.
Request a quotation
Send a short inquiry and we’ll respond with a procurement-ready offer (grade notes, documentation availability, packaging, and lead time). If you are replacing an existing degreaser, tell us what you want to improve: cleaning speed, foam, residue, substrate compatibility, or cost-in-use.
Fast-track checklist
Include these details to accelerate quoting.
- Cleaning method + temperature + dwell time
- Soil type and severity
- Substrate mix and any sensitive alloys/finishes
- Foam constraints (spray/recirculation)
- Volume, packaging, destination, and documentation needs