TM DESANACID Powdered Acid Line Cleaner
TM DESANACID is a high-performance powdered acid line cleaner and descaler designed for beverage and water dispense systems. It effectively removes mineral scale, oxalates, and beer stone from draft lines, faucets, couplers, and water-dispensing equipment, restoring system performance and maintaining beverage quality.
Features:
- Acid-based formula breaks down oxalates, mineral deposits, and beer stone.
- Single-dose powdered packets ensure accurate mixing and easy handling.
- Non-hazardous, lightweight format for simplified shipping and storage.
- Fast-rinsing formulation leaves no residue and protects beverage quality.
- Suitable for use in beer lines, water systems, and ice machines.
- Helps maintain flow rate, flavor consistency, and equipment lifespan.
Applications:
Ideal for bars, breweries, and beverage service operations where scale buildup and mineral deposits are common.
Use TM DESANACID as part of a regular maintenance schedule to prevent blockages, maintain clean lines, and ensure high-quality pours.
Usage Instructions:
- Dissolve one packet in the recommended amount of water (typically one packet per 1–1.5 gallons).
- Circulate the solution through the beverage lines for the suggested contact time.
- Rinse thoroughly with clean water until no residue remains.
- Return the system to service.
Packaging & Storage:
Each 1.6 oz packet is sealed for long shelf life and convenient single-use application. Store in a cool, dry place for optimal performance.
Specifications:
- Size: 1.6 oz Package
- 2-Year Shelf Life
- Caustic Line Cleaner
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TM DesanaCID Powdered Acid Line Cleaner CL800
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$3.95 |
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