Stainless Steel Surface Cleaner Spray - 500ml (Pack of 12) - EWP 800SS

• Formulated for the cleaning and maintenance of non-food contact stainless steel surfaces.
• EWP 800SS Surface Care has a pleasant scent and contains no silicon.
• It is also suitable for cleaning worktops (granite & laminate), mirror surrounds, plastics and polished wood.
• Available in 500ml spray cans. [Also available in 1 litre hand spray bottles EWP 900SS – meets the requirements of FDA 21 CFR 178.3620(B)]

Application procedure

Before commencing work, read the material safety data sheets, observe all safety precautions and use the correct protective equipment.

Shake EWP 800SS Surface Care well before use.

Spray evenly over the surfaces to be cleaned. When using EWP 800SS Surface Care, the less of the product used the better the finish. Polish firmly using a soft dry cloth. For small surface areas and tubes, spray the EWP 800SS Surface Care onto a soft cloth and wipe over the parts.

The surface of the stainless steel should be free of contamination and grease before being sprayed with EWP 800SS Surface Care. In the event of heavy contamination, clean with Antox 95E.

The optimal application temperature is around 18 – 22° C. Work routines should be avoided in direct sunlight due to the hazard of premature drying. Protect against frost.

Coverage

• 500ml of EWP 800SS Surface Care is sufficient for 40 – 80 square metres approximately.

Notes on Hazards and Related Safety Precautions.

EWP 800SS Surface Care is highly flammable. The cans are under pressure. Protect against direct sunlight and temperature above 50° C. do not force open or burn even after use. Do not spray on naked flames or incandescent objects. Keep away from ignition sources – do not smoke.

These products should not be accessible to children. For commercial and industrial use only.

Disposal

• EWP 800SS Surface Care contains propellant (propane/butane) and oils.
• EWP 800SS Surface Care does not contain chlorinated solvents or CFCs.
• EWP 800SS Surface Care does not need to be labelled under the Hazardous Substances Order

MSDS can be found in “Documents” section.