Osmosec R
Rinse aid for decalcified and osmotic water, with foam control
Rinsing additive for use in the last rinse in automatic washing of dishware, especially in cases where effective control of foam is required. Does not leave residual smells or flavours that could contaminate the washed items.
Osmosec R technical data
| Dosage and use instructions | Dosage ranges from 0.3 to 1 g/l, at a temperature between 65 and 80ºC. Automatic dosing is recommended for a better performance. |
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| Technical data | Appearance: Transparent red liquid. pH: 2.8 +/- 0.5 |
| Main components | Contains non-ionic surfactants 5-15 %. C10-C12-alcohol ethoxylated/propoxylated, dodecanol ethoxylated/propoxylated. |
| Presentation | 10 kg. |
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Osmosec R is a professional rinse aid for industrial dishwashers specifically formulated for equipment operating with demineralised water or treated via reverse osmosis. Osmosec R provides effective foam control in the final rinse.
Description
Osmosec R was developed to meet the real needs of washing machine operators who have migrated to reverse osmosis or water softening treatment systems. Osmosec R is a rinse additive for the final rinse, especially where effective foam control is required.
Osmosec R is formulated and manufactured by Detervic / Instaquim, specialists in professional chemistry for washing machinery, with direct technical support for authorised distributors and operators. The range is designed for environments where the rinsing water quality is an actively managed variable, from central catering kitchens to healthcare facilities and collective dining facilities.
| Product summary | |
|---|---|
| Product type | Professional rinse aid for industrial dishwashers |
| Primary use | Rinsing and drying in industrial dishwashers with reverse osmosis or demineralised water |
| Sectors | HoReCa, healthcare and geriatric care, catering, collective dining, facility management |
| Application | Automatic dosing recommended; dosage between 0.3 and 1 g/l at 65-80 ºC |
| Documentation | Technical sheet available |
Benefits for professional use
- Active foam control — prevents interference in the rinsing circuit pump systems during the rinse cycle, a frequent problem with the combination of soft water and alkaline detergents.
- No residual odours or flavours — does not leave residual odours or flavours that could contaminate the washed items.
Main applications
- Tunnel dishwashers: collective dining, industrial catering and large central kitchens with high-volume tableware rotation; foam control is critical in high-pressure pump circuits using treated industrial water.
- Hood-type dishwashers: restaurants, hotels and cafés with continuous service, where glassware and tableware presentation is part of the establishment's quality standard.
- Installations with reverse osmosis integrated in the final rinse circuit: the most demanding scenario for any conventional rinse aid; Osmosec R is specifically formulated for this application.
- Collective dining and social catering facilities: hospitals, care homes, corporate and school dining halls.
Recommended sectors
- HoReCa — hotels, restaurants and cafés with hood or tunnel dishwashers operating with reverse osmosis in the final rinse circuit; direct application to service glassware and porcelain tableware.
- Healthcare and geriatric care — collective dining with high tableware rotation.
- Service companies and facility management — maintenance contracts for washing machinery in corporate buildings, dining facilities and food production centres with treated industrial water.
- Food industry — automatic dishwashing with decalcified or osmotic water.
Indicative directions for use
Dilutions, contact times and specific recommendations are available in the product technical sheet.
Specialist product versus generic alternative
| Aspect | Osmosec R | Generic product |
|---|---|---|
| Application | Specific for reverse osmosis and demineralised water (low conductivity) | More general use, optimised for hard or medium-hard water |
| Foam control in soft water | Effective foam control | Variable depending on formulation |
| Automatic dosing | Recommended to improve performance | Variable depending on product viscosity |
| Technical documentation | Technical sheet available | May depend on supplier |
| Support | Manufacturer with own technical department | Reseller or brand without direct technical support |
| Channel adaptation | Distributor pricing and professional formats | Frequently retail format |
Frequently asked questions
What is Osmosec R for?
Osmosec R is a professional rinse aid for industrial dishwashers designed to operate with reverse osmosis or demineralised water. It provides effective foam control in the final rinse with decalcified or osmotic water.
Which sectors is it recommended for?
Osmosec R is indicated for HoReCa (hotels, restaurants, cafés), healthcare and geriatric care, industrial catering, collective dining (school, corporate and hospital dining halls) and service companies with washing machinery maintenance contracts that include rinsing water management.
Is it suitable for professional use?
Yes. Formulated by Detervic / Instaquim for professional environments, with technical support for authorised distributors and users.
Where can I find the technical sheet?
Available on this page. For specific dilutions, contact times or detailed operational information, consult the complete technical document.
Is the safety data sheet available?
Yes. The safety data sheet (SDS) is available for authorised customers and distributors on request from the commercial department.
How can I request a quote or pricing?
Contact the commercial team via form, WhatsApp or telephone. We respond to enquiries within 24 business hours.
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.