£280.74

Chrome 6 Neutraliser is Hazard Symbol Free

 

Chrome-6-Neutralizer is an acid-based biodegradable neutralizing liquid used to convert harmful chromium 6 into non-hazardous chromium 3. This product can be used to deal with chromium 6 at source.


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General description

Chrome-6-Neutralizer converts chromium 6 into non-hazardous chromium 3. The concentration of chromium 6 dust is drastically reduced because it undergoes a reaction with the acid product while simultaneously being wetted.

In combustion engines, chromium 6 dust often accumulates under insulation parts where stainless steel parts are also fitted. The prolonged heat produces chromium 6 from stainless steel and is often recognisable as a yellow powder. Spraying with Chrome-6-Neutralizer converts chromium 6 into chromium 3 while preventing its dust from dispersing into the air.

Product application

  • Chrome-6-Neutralizer can be used in industry to combat chromium 6 (dust), where exposure may occur during the maintenance and overhaul of:
  • CHP (combined heat and power) units, used among others by horticulturalists to control heat and CO2 in greenhouses, and to supply electricity. Prolonged heating of stainless steel in the insulation parts increases the likelihood of chromium 6 dust being released. For example in:
  • Marine engines
  • Diesel engines
  • Gas turbines

Solution areas

  • Chromium 6 is categorised as a carcinogenic substance
  • The limit value of chromium 6 is very low, which presents a high risk of exposure
  • Chromium 6 dust is released, for example, when stainless steel is heated over a prolonged period. This occurs in various combustion engines, gas turbines, CHP units, etc.
  • The maintenance and overhaul of such systems therefore require additional safeguarding measures
  • Chromium 6 can also be found in paint and conservation systems and is released when they are handled or processed. This product is not suitable for use on chrome paint
  • Dust is easily spread through poorly ventilated areas, increasing the likelihood of exposure