Description
Ultrasonol® 11 alkaline is a liquid cleaning concentrate formulated for ultrasonic devices, The alkaline concentrate is specified at pH 12,9 and has a density of 1,07 g/cm³, giving users a clearly characterised bath additive for removing residues from glassware, metal parts and other ultrasonically cleaned components. As a concentrated liquid, it can be diluted according to local cleaning protocols, helping laboratories manage consumption while maintaining effective alkaline cleaning performance in ultrasonic tanks. Classification under UN number 1824 supports correct transport and storage handling within institutional chemical logistics. This cleaner is offered by manufacturer Carl ROTH within the range of cleaning products intended for ultrasonic equipment and related care routines. format suits bench-side dosing and stock rotation in shared wash-up areas. Density and pH data assist documentation of bath composition, safety assessments and alignment with standard operating procedures for instrument and glassware preparation prior to analytical or production work.
This article is part of pH buffers & conductivity standards, in Buffers & pH solutions.
Key features
- pH-value: 12,90 - 13,40
- pH (2 % solution): 11,30 - 12,00
- Density (20 °C): 1,068 - 1,074
- Dry residue: 8,8 - 10,8 %
- Pack sizes: 1 l, 5 l
- Density: 1,07 g/cm³
- Form: Liquid concentrate
- pH value: 12,9
- UN nr.: 1824
- Technical Information Sheet:
- Safety Data Sheet:
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