Safe resin part coating stripping cleaner as an alternative to organic solvents.
PAINTSOLV-W
Coatings, films, adhesives, inks, tar, and various other types of dissolution and stripping cleaning with numerous achievements. A water-soluble cleaner (detergent) made from highly safe plant-based materials: Paint Solv W.
◆ It is possible to reuse the resin parts by stripping only the paint film of the defective painted resin components that were previously discarded. ◆ Significant reduction in industrial waste disposal costs is possible (waste liquid can be regenerated). ◆ Very easy to handle (non-hazardous under fire safety laws, not subject to organic solvent poisoning prevention regulations or PRTR law, compliant with RoHS, low VOC). ◆ Improvement in the safety of workers and the working environment is possible (LD50 and biodegradability data available). ◆ Has cleaning power equivalent to or greater than organic solvents such as methylene chloride, MEK, toluene, xylene, IPA, trichloroethylene, dichloromethane, and glycol-based solvents. ◆ Not subject to regulations on harmful chemicals due to the revision of the Women's Labor Standards Act. ◆ Can be used as an alternative to dichloromethane and others, which are considered causes of bile duct cancer. ◆ The cleaning power is dramatically improved by heating the cleaning agent. ◆ Excellent compatibility with cleaning liquids such as showers, ultrasonic cleaners, and agitation. ◆ We conduct cleaning tests based on customer work. ◆ Case studies are available. Are you using a large amount of substances that are currently regulated or may be regulated in the future, causing you concern? With an eye on future environmental sustainability, we propose a thoroughly safe and powerful cleaning agent focused on safety and cleaning performance.
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◎ Until now, it was considered impossible to reuse resin parts with paint defects by stripping only the paint film, but this process now makes reuse possible. ◎ By using Paint Solv W, we can eliminate hazards for workers and the work environment, ensuring high safety. Additionally, there is no need to be cautious when handling the cleaning agent (not classified as hazardous or organic), and we also aim for cost reduction (waste liquid can be regenerated). ・Example of resin parts cleaning: Cleaning with heated Paint Solv W in a high-temperature ultrasonic cleaning machine, completed.
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◆ No metal influence (including aluminum) ◆ Test data available for resin influence (there is a record of paint film peeling for resin parts, please inquire) ◆ Low VOC (no volatility, no concern about liquid reduction due to evaporation) ◆ Distillation regeneration is possible (reducing running costs and waste disposal costs for cleaning wastewater) ◆ Safety data LD50 obtained ◆ Not subject to the Fire Service Act, Organic Solvent Poisoning Prevention Regulations, PRTR; clears RoHS regulations ◆ Exempt from hazardous chemical substances due to the revision of the Women's Labor Standards Regulations ◆ Can be used as an alternative to organic solvents considered to be a cause of bile duct cancer ◆ Highly biodegradable
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In accordance with our mission to "keep the Earth safe and clean," we are developing and providing plant-based alternatives that are safe for both human health and the environment, addressing chemicals that cause harm to the human body and environmental destruction, such as toxic substances. Our focus is on ensuring that these alternatives do not harm the human body, do not destroy the environment, and can be thoroughly and rapidly decomposed by microorganisms, returning to nature. We will continue our development until safe plant-based alternatives to all chemicals are completed or a system is established that makes such chemicals unnecessary.
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