Divinol Betonlöser

Acid-based concrete and limescale remover for mixer trucks, tools and equipment

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Specifications

Brand
Divinol
Manufacturer code
12480
Availability
On request

Typical characteristics

PropertyTypical valueMethod
Appearanceclear, light brown liquid
Compositioninorganic acid, corrosion inhibitors
Density/20°C1140 kg/m³ (approx. 1.14 g/cm³)DIN EN ISO 12185
pH value (1 % in distilled H2O)approx. 1.5DIN 51 369
pH value (10 % in distilled H2O)1.0DIN 51 369
pH value in concentrate< 0.5DIN 51 369

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Manufacturer's description

Divinol Betonlöser (Art-Nr. 12480) is a water-miscible cement remover formulated on inorganic acids with corrosion-protection inhibitors. It is a clear, light brown liquid with a density of approximately 1.14 g/cm³ at 20 °C and a strongly acidic pH (below 0.5 in the concentrate). The product easily removes concrete residues as well as chalk/limescale and corrosion. It is used to clean concrete mixer vehicles, tools and other equipment used in the concrete industry, and it is also suitable for cleaning boilers and steam generators. Divinol Betonlöser can be applied as a concentrate or diluted 1:20 with cold water. After use on machines, tools or other equipment, these must be rinsed carefully with clean water. When the product is used in boiler plants, adequate ventilation must be ensured. It must not be used on aluminium, chrome or brass.

Applications

  • Cleaning of concrete-mixer vehicles, tools and equipment in the concrete industry
  • Descaling and cleaning of boilers and steam generators

Performance & benefits

  • Water-soluble cleaner
  • Based on inorganic acids
  • Contains corrosion-protection inhibitors
  • Removes concrete residues, limescale and corrosion
  • Must not be used on aluminium, chrome or brass

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