Description
Cable cleanser is a specialised laboratory and workshop cleaner formulated for cleaning and degreasing cable surfaces and related components. Key physical data include a density of 0,846 g/cm³, a flash point of 53,4 °C and a boiling point of 160 °C. The product is assigned UN number 2319, which supports correct handling and transport classification in professional settings. Supplied as a 1 l fill in a tinplate container, this cleanser is practical for bench use, maintenance stations and service areas where oils, residues and light soils must be removed from cables and associated hardware. The stated physical properties from manufacturer Carl ROTH help users select suitable ventilation, storage and fire-safety measures during everyday application. The litre pack balances working volume with manageable handling for routine cleaning tasks. Use is oriented toward degreasing and surface preparation rather than general household cleaning, making the product relevant for technical laboratories, electronics support and industrial maintenance environments that require a dedicated cable-cleaning fluid with documented density, flash and boiling data.
This article is part of Laboratory cleaners & detergents, in Cleaning & disinfection.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 l tinplate
- Density: 0,846 g/cm³
- Flash point: 53,4 °C
- Boiling point: 160 °C
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- Safety Data Sheet:
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Cable cleanser, For cleaning and degreasing, 1 l, tinplate is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Carl Roth for laboratory use. It sits in Laboratory cleaners & detergents, inside Cleaning & disinfection, in Lab safety equipment.
A laboratory cleaner removes soil, grease and residues from glassware and benches. Phosphate, surfactant and whether it is for a machine or for the hand are the differences. A cleaner is not a disinfectant unless a biocidal claim is printed, with a contact time.
Cleaning removes soil. Disinfection kills or inactivates microbes that remain. They are not the same step, and a disinfectant on top of dirt does less than the label claims. The spectrum, the contact time and the surface decide the product. A wipe is the mechanical half of the same job. Chemical classification is on ECHA. Workplace practice is EU-OSHA on dangerous substances. Biosafety context is the WHO biosafety topic.
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