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Introduction to Aqueous Parts Washing In industrial and automotive maintenance, cleaning parts efficiently while minimizing environmental impact is a critical concern. Aqueous parts washers have emerged as the superior solution, offering effective cleaning with a focus on sustainability. Unlike traditional solvent-based systems, aqueous cleaning relies on water-based detergents, mechanical agitation, and heat to remove contaminants

Equipment exposed to salt faces a major risk—corrosion. Industries such as mining, marine, and road maintenance often struggle with rust caused by chloride contamination. To combat this, ZERUST® AxxaVis™ HST-10 and Axxatec™ HST-20L offer powerful Chloride neutralization. These products remove corrosive salts, prevent rust, and extend equipment life. The Impact of Chloride Contamination on Equipment

The mining industry faces persistent challenges from corrosion, which is a natural degradation process exacerbated by harsh environments. Consequently, corrosion impacts equipment, safety, and profitability. Therefore, implementing proactive solutions is essential. In addition, this blog explores how ZERUST®’s corrosion prevention and remediation products address corrosion challenges in the mining industry. Corrosion Challenges in the Mining

In the complex and highly regulated world of manufacturing, precision and quality are paramount. Each component produced must meet stringent standards, whether it’s destined for painting, welding, rust prevention coatings, or any downstream process. One often overlooked yet critical aspect of maintaining these standards is the use of industrial cleaners and degreasers. These chemical solutions

Globally, rust is a significant problem. The United States Navy alone calls it a $6 billion problem. The National Association of Corrosion Engineers (NACE) put the cost at 276 billion dollars annually. It affects governments, businesses, and consumers alike. The best approach is to stop rust before it starts using one or multiple approaches such

Part cleaning is an essential step in the manufacturing process, as precision metal parts typically have oils, greases, and other lubricants on the surface after the part is manufactured. These residues can prevent the adhesion of coatings and paints and accelerate corrosion if not properly removed. Manufacturers understand the importance of delivering clean parts in