Non-ionic surfactants

The use of non-ionic surfactants in component cleaning is a proven method of effectively and gently removing soiling from various components. Non-ionic surfactants are surface-active substances that have no charged ions due to their molecular structure. This makes them particularly mild and versatile, making them a preferred choice for cleaning applications in various industries.

These surfactants are often used in aqueous cleaning solutions. Their non-ionic nature allows them to interact with a variety of soils without damaging delicate surfaces. In component cleaning, non-ionic surfactants can effectively emulsify and disperse grease, oil, dust and other contaminants.

One advantage of non-ionic surfactants is that they do not react with hardness formers in water and therefore minimize the formation of lime soap. This is particularly important if the cleaning solution is used in regions with hard water. Component cleaning with non-ionic surfactants offers a gentle alternative, especially for sensitive materials such as plastics, rubber parts or painted surfaces. This cleaning method helps to extend the service life of components and maintain the quality of the cleaned surfaces.

The use of non-ionic surfactants in component cleaning is therefore an efficient and gentle solution that enables the thorough removal of contaminants without having any negative effects on the treated components.