Description

ECO-STRIP® “Part A” is a water soluble wash formulated to break-down UV, Plastisol, and Water-Based Inks. ECO-STRIP® is an effective haze remover used for the removal of stubborn cured ink stains (ghost/image). ECO-STRIP® can be combined with ECO-STRIP® “Part B” to make a highly stable, 2-in-1 Ink and Emulsion remover solution, which is ideal for automated reclaiming systems. ECO-STRIP® “Part A” can be used in a wide variety of innovative cleaning processes ranging from re-circulation machines, dip tanks, immersion cleaning processes, and automatic reclaiming machines. It can also be applied manually with a scrub pad, spray bottle, or pneumatic pump systems. ECO-STRIP® “Part A” is also an excellent plastisol ink Stain (Haze/Ghost) remover. It is non-hazardous (non-corrosive) and aggressively removes image stains from the mesh.

ECO-STRIP® is a water-soluble, 2-n-1, ink degradent and emulsion remover. ECO-STRIP® is designed to be used as a two-part system, Part A and B or C, with the addition of water. It is formulated to break-down UV inks, plastisol inks, and water-based inks. ECO-STRIP® will also remove all photopolymer emulsions, diazo emulsions, and capillary film emulsions. This product can be applied manually or used in recirculation / automated equipment. ECO-STRIP® Part A and Part B or C may be used separately for different applications. ECO-STRIP® is an effective haze remover used for the removal of stubborn cured ink stains (ghost/image). ECO-STRIP® can be combined with ECO-STRIP® Part “B” to make a highly stable, 2-in-1 Ink and Emulsion remover solution which is ideal for automated reclaiming systems.

Advantages:

Easy To Use
Economical
Reduces Labor
Low Odor
Low-VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds)
Immediately Breaks Down The Ink And The Emulsion
High Flash Point / Non-Flammable
Non-Hazardous
High Solvency
High Load Capacity To Reduce Usage
Safe On All Types Of Mesh
Biodegradable / Drain Safe
Ideal For Use In Automatic Reclaiming Equipment
Multiple Applications
Does NOT Contain Alkylphenol Ethoxylates (APEO) / Nonylphenol Ethoxylates (NPEO)