Technical Datasheet

Fast Cleaner

Create Date: 15.02.2016 - Page 1/1

responsibility for non-appropriate or other than specified applications.

Health and Safety

When using WEICON products, the physical, safety technical,
toxicological and ecological data and regulations in our EC safety data
sheets (www.weicon.com) must be observed.

cleaner and degreasing agent for sensitive areas

The Fast Cleaner has an NSF registration for the foodstuffs sector and
can therefore be used as a cleaner and degreasing agent for the
removal of contamination generated within the scope of maintenance
work and for the removal of non-cured adhesive residues in the
foodstuffs industry, in the foods and beverages industry and in the
pharmaceuticals and chemical industries.
Fast Cleaner is used to clean and degrease surfaces which are bonded
or sealed using WEICON adhesives and sealants, or which should be
coated using WEICON metal sprays.
Fast Cleaner is pH-neutral and materialcompatible, and can be used
on many different materials such as metals, glass, ceramics and most
rubbers and plastics.
Due to its special formula and the resulting NSF registration, the Fast
Cleaner can contribute towards improvements in occupational safety
and health protection.

Technical data
Colour

farblos

Odour

Lsemittel

Temperature resistance
Shelf life (minimum)
Special features

-10C bis +50 C

24 months
NSF K1/K3 Zulassung

Storage
Pressurized container: protect from sunlight and do not expose to
temperatures exceeding +50C.

Note
The specifications and recommendations given in this technical data
sheet must not be seen as guaranteed product characteristics. They
are based on our laboratory tests and on practical experience. Since
individual application conditions are beyond our knowledge, control and
responsibility, this information is provided without any obligation.
We do guarantee the continuously high quality of our products.
However, own adequate laboratory and practical tests to find out if the
product in question meets the requested properties are recommended.
A claim cannot be derived from them. The user bears the only