Description
RBS® T 230 cleaning concentrate is a liquid, pH-neutral laboratory cleaner formulated for routine cleaning tasks, including use with ultrasonic devices. The concentrate has a density of 1,07 g/cm³ and is supplied as a ready-to-handle liquid in a 5 l plastic pack, giving laboratories a practical working volume for glassware, instruments and related labware. Its neutral pH profile makes it suitable where a non-aggressive cleaner is preferred for ultrasonic baths and general laboratory cleaning workflows. Offered by manufacturer Carl ROTH within cleaning products and cleaning chemicals for ultrasonic equipment, RBS® T 230 supports consistent preparation of cleaning baths in research, teaching and quality-control settings. The liquid concentrate form allows straightforward dosing into ultrasonic cleaners and other cleaning systems used under Cleaning, Care and Aids routines. With a net pack of 5 l and a corresponding filled weight suited to bench and wash-up areas, this product helps maintain stock of a dedicated ultrasonic-compatible cleaner without unnecessary complexity in handling or storage logistics on site.
This article is part of Ultrasonic cleaning concentrates, in Ultrasonic baths & lab washers.
Key features
- pH-value: 6,20 - 7,20
- pH (2 % solution): 7,50 - 8,50
- Density (20 °C): 1,068 - 1,074
- Dry residue: 12,5 - 13,5 %
- Pack size: 5 l plastic
- Density: 1,07 g/cm³
- Product type: Cleaning concentrate
- Form: Liquid
- pH: Neutral
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- Safety Data Sheet:
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RBS® T 230 -cleaning concentrate, liquid, pH neutral, 5 l, plastic is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Carl Roth for laboratory use. It sits in Ultrasonic cleaning concentrates, inside Ultrasonic baths & lab washers, in Lab instruments.
An ultrasonic concentrate is the chemistry added to the bath. Cavitation lifts soil. The concentrate holds it so it does not resettle. The dilution and the metals it may touch are the specification. A concentrate is not itself a disinfectant unless it says so.
An ultrasonic bath cleans by cavitation: the sound collapses tiny bubbles against the surface and lifts soil out of joints a brush cannot reach. The chemistry of the bath liquid still matters. A laboratory glassware washer is the machine that replaces hand washing when the load is large or the result has to be repeatable. Rinse water quality decides whether the glass comes out spotted. The ware being washed is listed under ISO laboratory glassware.
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