RXSOL 1854 Alkaline Rust, scale, carbon and paint remover
RXSOL 1854 is a strongly alkaline liquid concentrate containing sequestrants, surfactants and other additives in aqueous solution. RXSOL 1854 is a general purpose cleaner. It will remove oil, grease, rust, carbon and many types of paint. Rust is removed without attack on the base steel and there is markedly less tendency for re-rusting to occur compared with acid pickling.
RXSOL 1854 has verstile used in Industries. It is Heavy duty Alkaline ,Degreasing Decarbonising, rust removal & Paint stripping compound used for Proceco washing machine.
Appearance: Dark brown liquid.
Density: 1.33 g/ml @ 200C.
Flash Point: Non-flammable.
These are typical values only and do not constitute a specification.
Alkaline Rust Scale Paint Remover manufacturer and supplier in Fujairah, Sharjah, Dubai, Abudhabi, Ajman, UAE, Mumbai, Kandla Gandhidham, Sikka Jamnagar, Chennai, Ennore, Kolkata, Haldia, Paradip, Muscat Barka Oman
Equipment materials
Mild steel is suitable for tank construction but it should be at least 6 mm (¼”) thick, welded inside and out. Heaters must be stainless steel or Inconel.
Safety guidance
Before operating the process described it is important that this complete document, together with any relevant Safety Data sheets, be read and understood.
General information
Rx Marine International supplies a wide range of chemical products and associated equipment for cleaning, sanitising, descaling, paint and carbon removal, metal protection and non-destructive testing. Sales Executives are available to advise on specific problems and applications.
Labour and environmental protection
All local and national regulations on the transport, storage, use and waste treatment of chemicals in concentrated or diluted form and as working solutions must be obeyed. Further specific information on the products can be found in the EC Safety Data Sheets supplied. The user should also pay strict attention to information and hazard symbols shown on product labels.
Waste disposal
All waste waters must be treated in accordance with national legislation and local regulations prior to discharge to the sewer.
