Hemo 88
Hemo 88
A product for washing atmos chambers, grills, aspirators, dishes, ovens and other heavily greased surfaces.
Hemo 88 is a powdery, very alcaline product based on inorganic salts and surface active agents. Easily and completely soluble in water (an exotermal reaction), creating cloudy, milky-white solutions.
The product contains potassium hydroxide (NaOH), which requires certain rules which must be followed during use. The product's structure and properties are extremely well adapted to very strict requirements of slaughter industry, regarding efficiency in removing heavy dirt in atmos chambers (resin, tar) and floors (rubber wheels prints on the floor tiles, especially on the sections for forklift movement).
It also shows extremely high efficiency in large kitchens, bakeries and other places where heavy dirt or burned organic remains may appear.
Besides steel and prochrome surfaces, „HEMO 88“ successfully cleans ceramic and concrete surfaces as well. When washing aluminum trays, the surface might lose its shine.
Application methods:
For washing atmos chambers, the work concentration is 3%, and the solution temperature – at least 50°C. When washing grills, aspirators, burned remains on dishes, ovens etc., a 5% solution heated to 60-70°C should be used. When it comes to this kind of washing, time of effect is of great importance. Whenever possible, disassemble the grill parts and submerge them into the hot solution. Leave it for several hours (during the night, for example) and then remove the dirt separately. Aspirators and ovens should be sprayed with a 5% solution and left over the night. With hand washing, protective equipment must be used: goggles, rubber gloves, apron and boots.
Storage methods
„Hemo 88“ is ought to be storaged in cold and dry places meant for keeping hazardous chemicals, according to the Safety list.
Note:
The suggested work method is given as an average one and according to our best knowledge. With certain users, deviations from the specified values may appear, which is a consequence of different circumstances and means of work.