IK Alkaline sprayers
These sprayers are designed to spray a wide variety of chemicals in the field of cleaning and disinfection, and are especially suitable for alkaline substances, alcohols and acetones. All of them can be used for cleaning in food processing companies, kitchens, ovens, floors or glass, among others.
Handheld Cold Foggers
Widely being used across the UK and Europe to help with cleaning and disinfection, this is a range of portable ULV applicators, powered from a 240/220v AC electric supply or even battery operated (Lithium Ion). A reliable and powerful electric high speed (35,000rpm) AC induction motor and fan create very small spray droplets, in the 15-30um droplet size range, by using a vortical air shear nozzle. The fine aerosol droplets will remain airborne for an extended period of time and are dispersed over an extensive area by the powerful air outlet at the nozzle.
The advantages: • Fireproofing. • Acid-resistant. •
Fine micron size 15-30 micron, allowing a uniform and significant fogging distance 12m.
• Extendable hose for the U260 model. • Solution tank is easy for refilling and cleaning.
We have no doubt that all this will end, and we will return to a ‘normal’ way of life with a bigger understanding, sense of wellbeing and community spirit with additional support and processes in place across all communities.
Meanwhile, we will continue to work and develop spraying solutions to help all professionals in the sector with the best tools for their work.
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