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Applications
- Electronic Air Cleaner
- Air Conditioning Coils
- Aluminum Parts
- Pre-filters
- Range Hoods, Fans
- Registers, Dampers, Floors
- Stoves, Ovens, Grill
| Applications Guidelines |
| Detergent: |
Used For: |
| Tri-Dex ESP 1000 |
General Purpose Cleaning |
| Tri-Dex ESP 5000 |
Difficult Cleaning |
| Tri-Dex ESP 9000 |
Heavy Duty Cleaning |
How It Works
An electronic air cleaner is designed to trap airborne particulate matter as it passes through a series of alternately charged aluminum plates. Periodically, these collecting components must be washed to remove these deposits so the air cleaner can continue to operate at designed efficiencies. Some small ionizing/collecting cells may be removed for periodic manual cleaning; however, most modular ionizing collecting cells for commercial, industrial, and marine air cleaners are designed with integral washing systems. Typically, a metered flow of liquid detergent and hot water is added during this cleaning cycle.
Features/Benefits
- Freeze-thaw stable
- Reasonable low foaming
- Effective in hard or soft water
- Suspends residue, carbon black soots, talc,
clay dusts and particulates
- Economical to use
- Good rinsing characteristics
- Buffered and triple inhibitor system for brass
and aluminum surfaces
- Safe handling characteristics
- Stable when used with hot or cold water
- Fast acting in penetrating, lifting and
dispersing deposits
- Emulsifies oils and carbonized tars, grease
and chemical residues
- No adverse corrosive effects to air
cleaning equipment
| Specifications |
Tri-Dex ESP 1000 |
Tri-Dex ESP 5000 |
Tri-Dex ESP 9000 |
| Appearance: |
Yellow Liquid |
Blue Liquid |
Red Liquid |
| Odor: |
Neutral |
Neutral |
Neutral |
| Specific Gravity: |
1.04 - 1.05 |
1.04 - 1.05 |
1.06 - 1.07 |
| PH of 1% Solution |
11 - 12.5 |
11 - 12.5 |
11 - 12.5 |
| Weight per Gallon: |
8.6 - 8.8 lbs. |
8.6 - 8.8 lbs. |
8.8 - 9.0 lbs. |
| Biodegradability: |
Superior |
Superior |
Superior |
| Solubility in Water: |
Complete |
Complete |
Complete |
| Waste Water Disposal: |
IAW Federal, State, Local Codes |
IAW Federal, State, Local Codes |
IAW Federal, State, Local Codes |
| Stability |
Stable |
Stable |
Stable |
| Storage: |
Cool, Dry Place Sealed |
Cool, Dry Place Sealed |
Cool, Dry Place Sealed |
| Freight Class: |
Cleaning, Scouring and Washing Compound |
Cleaning, Scouring and Washing Compound |
Cleaning, Scouring and Washing Compound |
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Methods of Use
Due to the varying types and amounts of
soil loading, cleaning procedures vary from application to application. Therefore, some trial and error may be required to establish optimum cleaning procedures. Generally, washing with hot, high pressure water
(not to exceed 150°F) and Tri-Dex produces best results. Recommended use is to dilute Tri-Dex with water in a range from one part ESP detergent to 10-20 parts of water. Where deposits are particularly heavy and tenacious, concentrated solution of one part detergent to five parts water can be initially applied to wet and penetrate deposits. This solution should be allowed to remain from two to ten minutes followed with clear water rinse. Where available, use of hot water and high pressure cleaning equipment is required for optimum cleaning efficiency.
CAUTION: Tri-Dex contains strong alkaline silicates. Concentrated Tri-Dex may cause skin irritation or damage to eyes. It is harmful if swallowed. Therefore, avoid contact with clothing, skin and eyes and do not take internally. In case of contact with skin, flush exposed surface immediately with water for 15 minutes and get immediate medical attention. If swallowed, drink large quantities of water or milk. Call physician immediately.
KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN. |
Tri-Dex
ESP
Application Guide |
1000 |
5000 |
9000 |
| Clean-In-Place Wash System: |
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| Manual or Brush Cleaning |
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| You may also download our literature in PDF format. |
Tri-Dex ESP
103k | Adobe PDF Format |
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