PolTech Deltacid - Descaling and descaling agent for hard floors - Pollet

PolTech Deltacid - Descaling and descaling agent for hard floors - Pollet

Very powerful descaling and descaling agent based on phosphoric acid for the removal of cement laitance , mineral deposits and traces of rust on floors and wall surfaces .

Properties :

• Very powerful descaling/removing agent for the removal of cement laitance and mineral deposits on floors and wall surfaces.
• Avoid calcareous soils.
• Product approved for food contact.

Applications:

For floors and walls.

Instructions for use:

1. For occasional descaling on any surface (stainless steel, synthetic, enamelled): dosage 5% (1L/20L).
2. To remove cement laitance from newly laid tiles: dosage 10% (1L/10L).
3. Remove stains from tiles caused by aggressive products (wines, fruit juices, sodas, etc.), dosage 5% (1L/20L).
4. Use in mechanized cleaning for floors (single-disc or automatic scrubber) or manually on wall and work surfaces, dosage 2.5% (1L/40L).

Any application to soils must be followed by the neutralization procedure:

1. Descaling with Deltacid (dosage 10% - scour - vacuum).
2. Neutralization with Delta 10% for 5 minutes.
3. Protection with Linpol Green 10%.
4. Allow the solution to dry.

Dosage:

1. 10% (1L/10L) in the case of restoring newly laid tiles.
2. 5% (1L/20L) for periodic maintenance (descaling - heavy descaling).
3. 2.5% (1L/40L) in regular maintenance (stainless steel and aluminum).

Packaging:

5 Liters.

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

1. On what types of soil can I use PolTech Deltacid?
   It is suitable for acid-resistant hard floors: tiles, stoneware, raw concrete, and industrial surfaces. Do not use on marble, travertine, polished bluestone, smooth concrete, or limestone surfaces.
2. Can it be used to remove cement residue after a construction project?
   Yes, that's actually one of its main applications. It effectively dissolves cement laitance and post-construction mineral deposits.
3. Is the product compatible with floor scrubbers?
   Yes, by respecting a low dilution (between 1 and 2% depending on the fouling and the equipment).
4. Is there a risk to the seals?
   Occasional use is safe on standard cement joints. However, on delicate or poorly finished joints, repeated use can accelerate wear. Always rinse thoroughly.
5. Does the product have a strong odor?
   It may give off a characteristic acidic odor, which is normal for this type of product. It is advisable to ventilate the room.
6. Is this product used in an industrial setting?
   Yes, it is designed to meet professional requirements: workshops, garages, kitchens, damp areas, very dirty areas or areas subject to limescale.
7. Can it be used on outdoor flooring?
   Yes, as long as the surface is acid-resistant. Ideal for tiled terraces, stoneware stairs, industrial slabs, etc.
8. Does the surface need to be neutralized after use?
   A thorough rinse is usually sufficient. For a perfect finish, you can use an alkaline cleaner afterwards, but it's not necessary.
9. Is it dangerous to handle?
   Like all acidic descalers, it must be handled with care. Wear gloves, avoid splashes, and follow the dilution instructions.
10. Can the product remove rust?
    It can reduce surface rust, but it is not a specialist rust remover.