
Adiclor
Adiclor - High-Active Chlorine Bleach Substitute
Bleach-replacement product with a high active chlorine content, whose optimum performance is obtained at temperatures below 60 ºC. It is presented as a white granular solid with a pH (1%) of 10.5 ± 0.5 and a chlorine content of approximately 11%. Among its components it includes chlorinated bleaches, phosphates, zeolites and sodium dichloroisocyanurate dihydrate. Doses range between 5 and 10 g per kg of laundry depending on the degree of soiling. It must not be used together with other products.
Adiclor technical data
| Dosage and use instructions | Dosage ranges from 5 and 10 g per kg of dry clothes, depending on the degree of dirt. |
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| Technical data | Appearance: White granular solid. pH (1%): 10.5 +/- 0.5 Chlorine content: aprox. 11%. |
| Main components | Contains polycarboxylates < 5 %, phosphates 5-15 %, chlorine-based bleaching agents 15-30 %, zeolites 5-15%.Troclosene sodium dihydrate. |
| Presentation | 10 kg. |
Frequently asked questions about Adiclor
What is Adiclor?
Adiclor - High-Active Chlorine Bleach Substitute. Bleach-replacement product with a high active chlorine content, whose optimum performance is obtained at temperatures below 60 ºC.
What is the recommended dose of Adiclor?
The recommended dose is 5 - 10 g/kg. See the technical data sheet for specific conditions.
At what temperature is Adiclor used?
Temperature of use: 20 - 60ºC.
In which formats is Adiclor available?
Available in: 10kg.
In which sectors is Adiclor used?
Used in: Horeca, Professional Laundry, Health and geriatric care, Textile hygiene, Laundry.
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Adiclor is an effective bleach-substitute product with a high content of active chlorine. Optimum performance is achieved at temperatures below 60 ºC.
Directions for use: Dose of 5 to 10 g/kg of laundry depending on the degree of soiling.





