Klintensiv Degrass Concentrate – Professional Degreaser for Ovens and Surfaces with Burnt-On Grease

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Klintensiv Degrass Concentrate – Professional Degreaser for Ovens and Surfaces with Burnt-On Grease

Klintensiv Degrass Concentrate is a strongly alkaline professional degreaser formulated to rapidly dissolve burnt-on grease and food residues deposited on ovens, cooktops, grills, stoves, pans, etc. It is suitable for both manual and automatic cleaning and is recommended for professional and industrial use (HoReCa, food industry).

Composition

Water, ≤20% sodium hydroxide, ≤5% grease solvents, <5% nonionic surfactants

Key benefits

• High concentration: Delivers high yield per liter and significantly reduces the cost per application.

• Versatile use: Ideal for manual cleaning, automatic washing of large pots and trays, or application with a foam gun on large surfaces.

• Fast action: Softens and loosens carbonized crusts, reducing the effort and time needed for scrubbing with a hard scourer.

• Thermal efficiency: Excellent performance in automated washing in the 40-60°C temperature range.

Where to use

• Ovens, cooktops, cooking ranges

• Grills and rotisseries

• Baking trays

• Range hoods

Directions for use

1. Dilute the product (2.5–10)% v/v, depending on the degree of soiling

2. Apply with a manual applicator, brush, sponge or microfiber cloth (for large surfaces, a foam gun)

3. Leave to act for 5–10 minutes

4. Rinse thoroughly with water; repeat if necessary

For automatic washing (cookware, oven trays): temperature (40–60)°C, dilution (2–6)% v/v, minimum washing time 60 minutes. Final rinse with water and a rinse aid such as Klindry.

Compatible surfaces

Plastic, stainless steel, copper, zinc, chrome, glass, ceramic, rubber.

Do not apply to aluminum or Teflon surfaces.

Technical specifications

• Appearance: Translucent, pale yellowish liquid

• pH: 12 – 14

• Solubility: Water-soluble

Packaging

1 L and 5 L containers

Storage

In the original container, protected from prolonged exposure to light, at temperatures of (5–30)°C.