Permethrin, a widely used insecticide, often comes in the form of hard-to-dissolve crystals. For those in industries requiring the breakdown or cleaning of these crystals, the process can sometimes prove challenging. However, with the right approach and understanding of the chemistry involved, it becomes a more manageable task. In this post, we’ll explore the use of Keylajet® Low-Foaming Chelating Alkaline Detergent to facilitate this process and offer some tips to maximize its effectiveness.
Q: Were are having issues with castor oil residue in our pharma processes. What do you recommend?
A: Castor oil, derived from the seeds of the Ricinus communis plant, is a versatile oil used in a variety of industries from pharmaceuticals to cosmetics. However, in a manufacturing setting, cleaning castor oil residue can be challenging due to its thick and sticky nature.
Q. What is a nonionic detergent? How can a nonionic detergent like Alcojet have ionic sodium salts in it? What does it mean when a mil spec requires the use of a nonionic detergent? A. Surfactants are surface acti
Q: We have a washer that use both Detojet and a bleach cycle. We would like to optimize. Can we combine? We have read the “Bleach with Detergents for Disinfection?” article. A: A key component of Detojet® Low Foaming Liquid Detergent is indeed sodium hypochlorite (per the SDS 2.5-10%).
Q: Our customer is looking to clean ESD floor mats? What products would you recommend?
A: ESD (electrostatic discharge) floor mats used throughout the electronic industry are yet another example of a critical cleaning applications. While several detergents can be used, we often recommend….
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