LT-500 HWD
LT-500 HWD is a non chlorinated machine
dishwashing and utensil warewashing product. It is non-foaming with
excellent rinsing capabilities. LT-500 HWD is formulated for
medium hardness waters situations such as lime, scale and iron. LT-500 HWD has
been improved since its inception to contain additional iron control sequestrants
(food grade) to assist when iron levels fluctuate with raw water
make up fluctuations. It is safe on stainless steel and is not recommended
for aluminum or soft metals. LT-500 HWD meets no odour compliant protocols.
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NOVA
Nova is a clear liquid, non-chlorinated
machine dishwashing and utensil warewashing product. It is non-foaming
with excellent rinsing capabilities. Nova is formulated for higher hardness and mixed
problem water situations such as lime, scale and iron. Nova has been improved
since its inception to contain additional iron control sequestrants (food
grade) to assist when iron levels fluctuate with raw water make up
fluctuations. It is safe on stainless steel and is not recommended
for aluminum or soft metals. Nova meets no odour compliant protocols.
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REGARD
Regard is a straw coloured, heavy duty
chlorinated machine detergent, designed
specifically for highly loaded soils. Regard
is very effective under conditions of high protein staining as it
effecively removes these and other stains. Regard is formulated with
heavy duty chlorine content, emulsifiers, stabilizers, wetting and
penetrating agents and buffering agents. It is effective up
to mid range hardness waters. It is not recommended for use on
aluminum or soft metals.
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ALUMA-SAFE (SOFT METAL DETERGENT)
Soft metal is a light straw coloured machine
dishwashing liquid, designed for use
when aluminum of soft metals needs to be
cleaned. It is chlorine free, formulated by detergents, emulsifiers,
sequestrants and soft metal buffers. It is not recommended for use
under high protein staining conditions, where chlorine based products are
desired. Soft metal meets no odour compliant protocols.
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