Pickling degreasers

Pickling degreasers for metal surfaces are special cleaning agents developed to remove grease, oil and other contaminants from metal surfaces. These cleaning solutions are particularly important in industrial areas, workshops and other environments where metal components are exposed to heavy loads.

The composition of pickling degreasers for metal surfaces can vary, but they usually contain degreasing agents that aim to dissolve grease build-up and thoroughly clean the metal surfaces. This is crucial to maintain the performance of machinery and equipment, as excessive grease and dirt can have a negative impact on functionality.

Pickling degreasers are applied to the affected metal surfaces, often using spray bottles or brushes. After a reaction time, during which the cleaning agent dissolves grease and impurities, the surface is thoroughly cleaned and, if necessary, rinsed.

The regular use of pickling degreasers not only helps to improve the appearance of metal surfaces, but also to extend their service life. In addition, clean metal surfaces are often a prerequisite for subsequent processing steps such as painting or coating. The selection of a suitable pickling degreaser depends on the type of metal and the specific requirements of the application.

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This definition is taken from the surface technology encyclopedia from Surface Technology Online. You can find many more technical terms from the surface technology industry in our lexicon overview.

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