Osmonet
Detergent for automatic dishwashers
Suitable for decalcified water and particularly for water from reverse osmosis treatments. Does not produce foam. Has great detergent power due to its high content in alkalis.
Osmonet technical data
| Dosage and use instructions |
Dosage ranges from 1 to 3 g/l, depending on water hardness, at a temperature of 55-60ºC. Automatic dosing is recommended for a better performance. Do not use on aluminium utensils. |
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| Technical data | Appearance: Opalescent white liquid. pH (1%): 12.5 +/- 0.5 Density (20ºC): 1.22 +/- 0.02 g/ml |
| Main components | Contains polycarboxylates < 5 %. Sodium hydroxide. |
| Presentation | 25 kg. |
Frequently asked questions about Osmonet
What is Osmonet?
Detergent for automatic dishwashers. Suitable for decalcified water and particularly for water from reverse osmosis treatments.
What is the recommended dose of Osmonet?
The recommended dose is 1 - 3g/l. See the technical data sheet for specific conditions.
At what temperature is Osmonet used?
Temperature of use: 55 - 60ºC.
In which formats is Osmonet available?
Available in: 25kg.
On which materials should Osmonet NOT be used?
Do not use on: aluminium.
In which sectors is Osmonet used?
Used in: Horeca, Health and geriatric care, Service companies, Kitchen, Dishwasher.
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Automatic Dishwasher Detergent: Osmonet
Osmonet is a detergent for automatic dishwashing suitable for softened water and, in particular, water treated by reverse osmosis. It does not produce foam and has high detergent power thanks to its high alkali content.
Designed for Automatic Dishwashing
Osmonet is specifically formulated for use in automatic dishwashers, providing efficient washing in every cycle without producing foam. This is essential in establishments where the presentation of tableware is key, such as restaurants, hotels and catering services.
Alkaline composition
The formula of Osmonet contains sodium hydroxide and less than 5 % polycarboxylates, which gives it high detergent power. It does not produce foam.
Benefits of Using Osmonet in the Automatic Dishwasher
Osmonet is suitable for softened water and, in particular, water treated by reverse osmosis. It does not produce foam and its high alkali content gives it high detergent power.
To maximise its effectiveness, Osmonet has been developed to work with automatic dosing systems, which optimises consumption and ensures even distribution in every wash. This precise application avoids waste.
Directions for Use and Dosage
For the best results with Osmonet, it is essential to follow the recommended directions for use. The optimal dose varies according to water hardness, ranging between 1 and 3 g/l. In harder water, use the maximum dose. The ideal application temperature is between 55 and 60 ºC.
To ensure optimal washing and avoid overuse of the product, use Osmonet with automatic dosing systems, which allow controlled, even application in every wash cycle. These systems help reduce chemical waste. Please note that Osmonet must not be used on aluminium utensils, as its formula could affect the surface of this material, compromising its appearance and functionality.
Why Choose Osmonet as Your Detergent?
In professional environments such as restaurants, hotels and caterers that work with softened or osmosis-treated water, Osmonet offers foam-free dishwashing with high detergent power.
Optimise the Washing Process with Osmonet
If you are looking for a dishwasher detergent that delivers professional results with softened or osmosis-treated water, Osmonet is an option to consider. Its alkaline formula has been designed to provide high detergent power without foam.
In addition, automatic dosing is recommended to improve performance.
Add Osmonet to your professional washing system for well-presented tableware.
What is a rinse aid and how does it work?
A rinse aid is automatically dispensed during the final rinse phase of the dishwasher. Its technical function is to reduce the surface tension of the water: instead of clinging in droplets on plates, glasses and cutlery, the water spreads into a uniform film and sheets off the surface (sheeting effect). As the water drains away before drying, the dissolved minerals —mainly limescale— are prevented from crystallising on the dishes, eliminating spots, water marks and whitish films, especially visible on glassware. The result is faster drying, with no manual wiping, and a bright, streak-free finish. The optimal dose depends on water hardness: the harder the water, the higher the dose needed to offset the lime content.
Use restrictions: Do not use on: aluminium.