Industrial-Grade Solvent for Precision Cleaning
Acetone is a powerful industrial-grade solvent, widely used for cleaning, degreasing, and surface preparation in a variety of professional and industrial settings. Its quick evaporation and excellent dissolving power make it ideal for removing tough substances such as adhesives, oils, and paints, making it a versatile tool for industries from beauty to manufacturing.
- Fast Evaporation: Dries quickly, leaving no residue, ideal for efficient cleaning.
- Powerful Solvent: Breaks down adhesives, paints, oils, and various other substances.
- Versatile Use: Suitable for cleaning, degreasing, and surface preparation across multiple industries.
- Industrial Strength: Formulated for both light and heavy industrial applications.
What is Acetone?
Acetone, also known as propanone, is a colourless, highly flammable liquid that evaporates quickly and is widely recognised for its effectiveness as a solvent. It is commonly used in everyday household products such as nail polish remover and paint thinners, as well as in industrial applications like plastics manufacturing, metal degreasing, and equipment cleaning. Acetone is valued for its ability to dissolve organic materials, making it an essential component in both commercial and industrial environments.
Common Uses:
Smaller-scale use:
- Removing nail polish and adhesives in personal care settings.
- Cleaning small tools and surfaces at home or in light commercial tasks.
- Light degreasing tasks in beauty or home improvement projects.
Professional or commercial use:
- Cleaning and sanitising tools in nail salons and beauty industries.
- Removing tough adhesives and prepping nails for treatments.
- Degreasing surfaces and equipment in light commercial and repair shops.
Industrial applications:
- Cleaning machinery and large equipment in factories and production facilities.
- Surface preparation before painting or coating in industrial environments.
- Heavy-duty degreasing in automotive, construction, or fibreglass manufacturing industries.