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JC CitraPass 3210M
Low foam citric acid cleaner/Citric Passivation, Spray Cabinet
High performance citric acid detergent used for passivation in the medical device industry. Designed for spray and low foam applications. (ASTM 967, B600)
- Low foam citric acid cleaner for use in spray wash
applications - Can be used to passivate 300 series, 17-4, and 400 series
stainless steel alloys (ASTM 967) - Free rinsing and can be filtered to extend bath life
- Readily biodegradable
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