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ZeroResidue

When the specification says nothing may remain

Final-stage cleaning for medical, optics and instrumentation work.

Final-stage: rinses to nothing detectableFor medical, optics & instrumentation limitsSpecified in trial against your test method
Pricing on application — trade accounts
zeroresidue container
Machined steel components in a stainless mesh basket being lowered into an ultrasonic cleaning bath
The chemistry is half the process. It wets the tank and the part so cavitation can form at the surface, and it holds the soil once the ultrasound has lifted it.Illustration generated by Misonics.
Why It Wins

When the specification says nothing may remain

Some cleanliness specifications are not about visible soil at all — they are about what an analytical method finds afterwards. Medical devices, optics and instrumentation carry residue limits where the cleaning chemistry itself must not leave a trace.

ZeroResidue is the final-stage answer: a cleaner formulated to rinse to nothing, run after the working stages have done the gross removal, ahead of DI final rinse and controlled drying.

Its documentation is still being assembled — the card says so honestly — and its specification per application is set in trial against your residue test method, which is the only definition of 'zero' that matters.

Applications

Where it earns its keep

Final-stage cleaning where residue specifications apply — medical, optics, instrumentation.

Life SciencesElectronics
Temperature & Dose
SWEET SPOT 57 °C45–70 °C (indicative)20 °C100 °C

Dose: Per TDS. The trial sets your exact process values; the TDS governs.

Run It Right

The working process

Precision Neighbours

Right product, right job

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ZeroResidue — final stage

Nothing may remain.

Also Consider

Electro

The working stage before final

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Compatibility
Mild & carbon steelSafe in prescribed use
Stainless steelSafe in prescribed use
Cast ironSafe in prescribed use
Aluminium & titaniumConfirm — SDS available on request
Magnesium & soft alloysConfirm — SDS available on request
Zinc & galvanisedConfirm — SDS available on request
Copper & brassConfirm — SDS available on request
Plated finishes (Cd·Cr·Ni)Confirm — SDS available on request
Plastics & rubbersSafe in prescribed use
Painted / coated surfacesSafe in prescribed use
Per prescribed use — the cleaning trial confirms on your parts; the TDS governs. Full range matrix →
Transport
TransportDG classification — from SDS [pending]
Storage

Drum and bath, both looked after

The Concentrate
  • Store cool, ventilated and sealed, out of direct sunlight
  • Segregate from incompatible chemistry and ignition sources
  • Original labelled containers only detail from SDS pending
Compliant with the product SDS.
The Working Bath

Working solution keeps between uses in sealed, labelled containers; return to the tank on restart and verify strength before production.

Documents & Safety

The paperwork, on the page

Hazard identification pending documentation
Baseline guidance pending SDS documentation for this product.
Replace with SDS content before publication.
PPE & exposure controls pending documentation
Baseline guidance pending SDS documentation for this product.
Replace with SDS content before publication.
First aid pending documentation
Baseline guidance pending SDS documentation for this product.
Replace with SDS content before publication.
Storage & handling pending documentation
Baseline guidance pending SDS documentation for this product.
Replace with SDS content before publication.
Disposal pending documentation
Baseline guidance pending SDS documentation for this product.
Replace with SDS content before publication.
Transport & dangerous goods pending documentation
Baseline guidance pending SDS documentation for this product.
Replace with SDS content before publication.
ZeroResidue FAQ

Asked at the tank

What dilution and temperature do I run?
Per TDS at working temperature — and the trial sets your exact process values against your soil. Running richer than specified wastes chemical without cleaning faster. That range is the chemistry’s window — not the whole answer. The substrate sets its own ceiling, and it is usually lower: aluminium and anodised finishes discolour above about 65 °C, zinc and coated parts lower again, and magnesium is governed by pH before temperature. Run at the lower of the two. Bath temperature — chemistry vs substrate →
When do I change the bath?
When cycle times stretch, results fade, or filtration stops holding the debris. Drain, clean the tank, refill — never lay fresh solution over settled sludge.
Can I get the SDS before buying?
Yes — every product ships with its SDS, and documents are available ahead of purchase for your chemical register and risk assessments.

Prove it on your parts

The trial pairs ZeroResidue with your components — concentration, temperature and cycle documented before you order a drum. Wrong chemistry for your soil? The trial says so.

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