These water-based degreasers use detergents to lift and rinse away grease and oils. They are nonflammable and give off less fumes than solvent-based degreasers.

Wipe degreasers have a textured side for scrubbing and a smooth side for wiping clean. They don’t leave a residue, so rinsing your surface after wiping it isn’t necessary.

Wipes and EPA Safer Choice Standard degreasers contain no volatile organic compounds, so runoff can go down drains without harming the environment. These degreasers also have a low odor.

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

Degreasers with acetone evaporate quickly without leaving a residue. They are often used to clean bearings and other metal parts.

Biodegradable and nonflammable, these water-based degreasers cut through grease and oils without harsh chemicals.

Crystal Simple Green degreasers are NSF registered for use in food-processing environments. With no dyes or scents, they rinse clean without leaving a residue. Wipes are slightly abrasive on one side.

Remove gels, blocking and filling compounds, dirt, grease, oil, tar, and wax often found in or on outdoor telecommunications cables before splicing them together to make a reliable connection. These solvent-based removers are safe to use on cable insulation and components, metals, and most plastics. All rinse clean with water.

Wipes come ready to use. Simply wipe them on your cables.

Clean and restore shine to stainless steel surfaces. These cleaners leave a finish that resists dirt, oil, and water spots.

Cleaners that are NSF registered C1 can be used in non-food-processing areas within food-processing facilities.

Cleaners that cannot be sold to Canada are restricted by product labeling requirements.

Less aggressive than our standard epoxy removers, these solvent-based wipes remove uncured epoxy adhesives and solder paste. They are often used to wipe excess epoxy and paste off printed circuit boards and other electronic components.

Help people disinfect hands, clean equipment, and sanitize surfaces such as shopping cart handles in order to reduce the spread of illness. These dispensers have a dispensing grommet that makes it easy to tear off a wipe without touching the dispenser itself. The grommet also keeps wipes standing upright and prevents them from falling back inside, so you don’t have to repeatedly thread the wipes through. To refill the wipes, these dispensers have a lift-off lid. Wipes are not included.

Stainless steel dispensers stand up to frequent use, and water and cleaning chemicals won’t rust or corrode them. They have a built-in waste receptacle for tossing used wipes. To prevent scratches to floors, they have a rubber bottom.

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Keep paper towels handy for customers and employees.

Center-pull and pop-up box dispensers release one towel at a time to reduce waste, conserve paper, and save money.

Touch-free dispensers release a towel when motion is detected. The sheet length is adjustable. Those with LED lights let users know where to wave their hand to activate the release of a towel.

Use freestanding dispensers on countertops. Dispensers that mount on walls are lightweight for easy installation.

Recessed dispensers fit into an opening, so they are flush with the mounting surface. Those that mount in cabinets can be concealed behind a wall or mirror. Load towels into the towel tray, which is the only part of the dispenser that will be visible.

Choose dispensers with a compact design when space is tight or at a premium, such as in hospitality, retail, and commercial environments.

Style D, E, H, K, Q, T, U, and V help you comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) when properly installed.

Optional dispensing inserts can be added to some dispensers, so they’ll release one towel at a time without tearing or bunching. They reduce towel usage by 20% to 40%.

Offer paper towels and a place to discard them. There's a separate key-locking cover on the dispenser and waste container. The waste container is removable for easy emptying. Dispensers help you comply with ADA when properly installed.

Recessed model requires a wall opening.

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Create a sheet of high-velocity air. Air knives dry and cool parts, wipe conveyor belts, control coating depth, and blow liquids, chips, and dust from equipment. They conform to OSHA 29 CFR 1910.242 requirements for maximum air outlet pressure and OSHA 29 CFR 1910.95 requirements for noise. Volume (dBA) is measured 3 ft. from the air knife.

Air knives can be mounted with an adjustable arm or mounting bracket (sold separately). 4” wide knives can be supported with rigid pipe connected to your air supply.

Shim sets (sold separately) install in the airflow slot to adjust the flow and force of air.

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Producing the same airflow as standard air knives, these are quieter and use 18% less compressed air. Air knives create a sheet of high-velocity air for drying and cooling parts, wiping conveyor belts, controlling coating depth, and blowing liquids, chips, and dust from equipment. They conform to OSHA 29 CFR 1910.242 requirements for maximum air outlet pressure and OSHA 29 CFR 1910.95 requirements for noise. Volume (dBA) is measured 3 ft. from the air knife.

Air knives can be mounted with an adjustable arm or mounting bracket (sold separately). Knives up 6” wide can be supported with rigid pipe connected to your air supply.

Shim sets (sold separately) install in the airflow slot to adjust the flow and force of air.

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