Master STAGES™ CLEAN 2115
Low-foam Spray Washing Compound
Master STAGES™ CLEAN 2115 is a high-performance, low-foam spray washing compound for use in very high-pressure spray washers, de-burring, and water jet cutting. Advanced surfactant technology provides excellent foam control, tramp oil rejection, and soil removal while leaving a short-term, anticorrosive film on cast iron or steel parts and washer surfaces.
- When washing aluminum parts above 100°F (40°C) consider using Master STAGES™ CLEAN 2115AL
- Does not foam even when contaminated with large quantities of soils or coolant. This makes CLEAN 2115 an excellent choice where rapid buildup of coolant carryover creates a foam problem
- Many CLEAN 2115 applications are in the range of 3,000 PSI - 10,000 PSI (20684 - 68947 kPa)
- Provides excellent short-term corrosion inhibition on most common ferrous alloys
- Extremely low carryoff keeps operating costs down
- Low foam and mist
- Very low initial odor level
- Can be used on most aluminum alloys if kept under 100°F (40°C)
- Exceptional sump life and great tramp oil rejection
Master STAGES™ CLEAN 2115AL
Low-foam Spray Washing Compound
Master STAGES™ CLEAN 2115AL is an aluminum compatible, high-performance, low-foam synthetic washing compound for use in very high-pressure spray washers, de-burring, and water jet cutting. Advanced surfactant technology provides excellent foam control and tramp oil rejection.
- Compatible with a wide range of materials including aluminum, cast iron, steels, zinc, plastics, and composites
- Resists foaming even when contaminated with large quantities of soils or coolant. This makes CLEAN 2115AL an excellent choice where rapid buildup of coolant carryover creates a foam problem
- Many CLEAN 2115AL applications are in the range of 3,000 to 10,000 PSI (20684 to 68947 kPa)
- Provides short-term corrosion inhibition on cast iron and ferrous alloys
- Excellent biostability
- Extremely low carryoff keeps operating costs down
- Low foam and mist
- Very low initial odor level
- Exceptional sump life and great tramp oil rejection