Agar CM-X Concrete Remover 5L
$61.55
99 in stock
Description
Agar CM-X Concrete Remover 5L is a low odour, high performance descaler designed to dissolve concrete, rust, lime scale and mortar splashes from a wide range of hard surfaces. Built on an organic salt acid complex rather than straight hydrochloric acid, it delivers strong descaling power with far less fuming, making it a practical concrete remover for trucks, mixers, floats, trowels, screeders and pumps on construction and trade sites.
Key Features
- Low odour, practically non fuming acid formula
- Fast acting on concrete, cement dust and lime scale
- Built in corrosion inhibitors for bare iron and steel
- Detergent action helps cut through oily residue
- pH 0.0 to 1.0 concentrate, dilutable for lighter duty use
Benefits
- Cleans concrete mixing equipment without harsh, overpowering fumes
- Removes rust and hard water scale from tools and machinery
- Protects steel components while still lifting stubborn deposits
- Works on ceramic tiles, slate, terracotta and brickwork when diluted at least 1 in 5
- One product handles both mineral build up and light oily soiling
Safety Information
This is a concentrated acid based product and should be handled with appropriate PPE, including gloves, eye protection and adequate ventilation. Avoid use on zinc or aluminium, particularly at high temperatures, and keep away from acid sensitive surfaces such as marble, terrazzo and laminates. Always dilute according to the surface being treated, avoid mixing with other chemicals, and store in a cool, well ventilated area out of reach of children. Refer to the Safety Data Sheet for full handling, first aid and storage information.
FAQs
What is a concrete remover used for?
A concrete remover dissolves dried concrete, mortar splashes and cement dust from hard surfaces and equipment, converting them into water soluble salts that rinse away easily.
Is an acid based descaler safe to use on steel?
Quality acid based descalers include corrosion inhibitors that protect bare iron and steel from attack, though surfaces should still be rinsed thoroughly after use.
What surfaces should not be treated with an acid descaler?
Acid sensitive surfaces such as marble, terrazzo, laminates, zinc and aluminium should be avoided, as the acidity can etch or damage these materials, particularly at higher temperatures.
How should a concrete and lime scale remover be diluted?
Dilution rates vary by surface and level of build up. For more delicate surfaces such as tiles, slate or brickwork, a dilution of at least one part product to five parts water is recommended.
Why choose a low odour descaler over straight hydrochloric acid?
A low odour, organic salt based descaler produces far less fuming and smell than straight hydrochloric acid, while still retaining enough acid reserve to break down tough mineral deposits.
