Elma Lab Clean A20SF - 02.5L

Elma Lab Clean A20SF for Surfactant-Free Cleaning of Volumetric Glassware

• Soils Removed:
  A broad range of contaminants including light grease, lime soap, residues, fingerprints & dust
• Parts Cleaned:
  Volumetric glassware such as calibrated pipettes, burettes, graduated cylinders
• Dilute to:
  1% with water with ultrasonics, 0.5% for washers, >2% for soaking        

Elma Lab Clean A20SF Ultrasonic Cleaning Solution for Laboratory Glassware

• What it is: a highly concentrated ultrasonic cleaning solution, also ideal for lab parts washers
• What it cleans: volumetric glassware, other glassware, stainless steel, ceramics and plastics
• What it removes: light grease contamination, lime soap residues, fingerprints & dust

Why you should use Elma Lab Clean A20SF

• Surfactant-free cleaning and rinsing for volumetric glass & other labware
• Ideal for ultrasonic cleaners as well as laboratory parts washers
• Easy to use
• Economical, biodegradable, environmentally friendly

Elma Lab Clean A20SF is a mildly alkaline, biodegradable ultrasonic cleaning solution concentrate formulated for volumetric glassware, stainless steel, plastics and ceramics*. Cleaned parts are free of surfactants to guarantee volumetric precision. Its economy stems from a concentrate that can be diluted to 1% with water for use in an ultrasonic cleaner and its ability to handle multiple ultrasonic cleaning cycles before replacement is necessary. In addition, it is ideal for laboratory parts washers and for soaking highly soiled items. Although it is water based and biodegradable, you should check with local authorities for disposal guidelines.

*Not recommended for aluminum, magnesium and alloys of light metals. See Elma Lab Clean S10.) 

How to Clean Labware with Elma Lab Clean A20SF

1. Fill the ultrasonic cleaning tank half way with water, add the required amount of Elma Lab Clean A20SF for a full tank, and continue adding water to the fill line.
2. Set the heater to the recommended temperature (~30-70⁰C), activate the ultrasound to mix and degas the solution.
3. Position labware in the cleaning basket in such a way as to ensure solution contacts all surfaces.
4. Immerse the basket in the solution. Cleaning time depends on amount and condition of contents.
5. Remove and inspect, if OK rinse with DI water and dry.

Contact us for additional recommendations on cleaning labware.