General Comparisons of Alconox, LLC Detergents Against Competitors
Q: We are a dealer of your fine products. What are some basic differentiators against other known laboratory detergents brands? A: The ideal way to compare detergents is on an application basis. If a “cross” of a product is requested,…
“No Residue” Consumer Detergents Vs. Alconox Detergents
Q: We are a production shop that cleans a lot of small parts in an ultrasonic in our lab. A lot of stores sell no residue aqueous cleaners that are cheaper than Alconox, LLC. What would be a reason to…
Application Note: Pumps and Bungs on 15 and 55 Gallon Drums
Alconox, LLC 15 and 55 gal drums have two openings on the top side of the drums. 55 gal drum 15 gal drum Any chemical transfer drum pump that is resistant to water based detergent chemicals (alkali or acid) can…
Enzymes in Ultrasonic Conditions
Q: We are considering using an ultrasonic bath to assist in dissolution of Tergazyme into distilled water and had suspicions if the enzyme would remain workable after this process. Do you have any information on enzymes in ultrasonic conditions?
A: Yes indeed. Tergazyme detergent is formulated….
Powdered Detergents at 10% Concentration?
Q: I’m looking for information regarding the pH and conductivity of Alconox at 10% Wt, or 100g/mL dilution.
A: Approximately 10% is the theoretical maximum concentration before saturation occurs of our powdered detergents. However, if you heat….