More effective than water-based degreasers, these solvent-based degreasers cut through the toughest grease and oils.

Often used on equipment in the mining, oil, and gas industries, these citrus-based solvents remove carbon black, crude oil, tar, asphalt, and grease.

Designed for use in Fed. Spec. Class 100 and ISO Class 5 clean rooms, these cleaners won't leave a residue that could attract contaminants. They come sterilized and double bagged.

Eliminate static buildup to protect electronic equipment from damage caused by static discharge.

For strong bonds, clean and degrease surfaces before applying adhesives.

Eliminate dirt, oil, and grease buildup in electrical equipment such as relays, switches, and cables.

Spray on to clean without rinsing.

Avoid downtime and material waste by quickly purging colors, resins, and carbon build-up from injection molding, blow molding, and plastic extrusion machines. These machine cleaners are also known as purging compounds.

Often used in laboratories and food-processing environments, these enzyme-based cleaners remove biological contaminants, such as proteins and fats, with a higher degree of precision than other cleaners. They rinse away without leaving a residue.

Designed for use in food-processing environments, these squeegees have a channel-free blade that prevents debris from getting stuck inside.

Assign colors to avoid contamination in food-service and hospital environments. A one-piece design keeps food from sticking between the blade and frame.

Made with metal and chemical additives, the bristles and handles on these brushes won’t get past metal detectors or X-ray machines in your food facility.

Clean hard-to-reach areas in pharmaceutical and food-processing plants—these scrub brushes have metal and chemical additives that set off metal detectors and show up on an X-ray if they fall into your line.

Soak up spills and leaks in areas where food is present.

Scrub out kettles, fryers, and other equipment without fear of contaminating food lines—these pads set off your metal detector if they fall into your line.

Flip the lid to grab a wipe. These dispensers are often used in food-processing and pharmaceutical plants because they contain metal and chemical additives, so if any part of them falls into your line by accident, it’ll set off metal detectors and show up on X-rays.

Attach the shank to a handle or power tool.

These nozzles are made of FDA-listed materials.

Produce 57 to 470 lbs. of ice per day with these ice makers.