Mechanical Degreaser

ARCANE Industries designs universal or more specific degreasing solvents with a good ecological profile. Depending on your operational needs and the nature of the soiling to be cleaned, our industrial expertise leads us to offer degreasing solutions tailored to your needs.

28 products

We offer the following cleaning solutions: solvent or detergent substitution for environmental, safety or technical reasons - products optimized prior to painting, bonding or other treatments - cleaning and solubilization of highly specific residues... We also sell raw materials, such ascitric acid.

Whether you face this type of challenge in a small business or a multinational company, we will help you find the best metal degreaser to ensure the quality of your cleaning processes in an increasingly stringent regulatory environment.

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Also discover our best aluminum degreasers, and our parts washer products.

Questions on the degreasers mechanical

What is a mechanical degreaser?

This product removes soiling from mechanical parts and leaves them perfectly clean. Our range enables powerful washing of automotive and motorcycle components, as well as machine tools. Find all our products on this page according to the nature of the soiling and the type of part to be treated.

What can I clean with a mechanical degreaser?

A mechanical degreaser is primarily used to remove dirty or used oils. This type of soiling is found, for example, on mechanical components such as engine blocks, transmissions, and machined parts. These parts are mostly metallic and some are painted. The products remove this soiling and residues in order to leave the parts clean.

Why use a mechanical degreaser?

A mechanical degreaser cleans parts. This use can take place in your workshop upon receiving parts, to remove temporary protections such as siccative greases; during manufacturing to remove cutting oils or chips; during maintenance to remove grime or greasy, dusty mixtures; before packaging to ensure that mechanical parts are shipped in good condition. Discover our most powerful products on this page.

How to apply a mechanical degreaser?

For cleaning oil and lubricant residues used in your workshop, prefer the use of a suitable solvent. A mechanical degreaser can be applied with a cloth, a brush, or by spraying. After washing, rinsing is not necessary. Find our full range on this page.

How to choose the right mechanical degreaser?

The choice of cleaning product is based on three criteria: the nature of the substrate, the drying time, and the type of soiling. For light soiling, such as neat oil or soluble oil, and if drying time is not a factor, you can choose an eco-responsible industrial product, for example the degreaser 220 US MU. If you are in a hurry, opt for a fast-evaporating product. For heavy oil residues, choose products containing a powerful solvent. Contact our technicians — they will help you make your choice.

Questions about mechanical degreasers

What is a mechanical degreaser?

This product eliminates dirt from mechanical parts and leaves them perfectly clean. Our range provides powerful cleaning of automotive and motorcycle components, as well as machine tools. Find all our products on this page based on the nature of the dirt and the type of part to be treated.

What can I clean with a mechanical degreaser?

A mechanical degreaser is primarily used to remove dirty or used oils. These contaminants are found, for example, on mechanical components such as engine blocks, transmissions, and machined parts. These parts are mostly metallic and some are painted. The products remove these contaminants and residues in order to leave the parts clean.

Why use a mechanical degreaser?

A mechanical degreaser cleans parts. This can be used in your workshop upon receipt of parts, to remove temporary protections such as siccative greases; during manufacturing to remove cutting oils or swarf; during maintenance to remove grime or greasy and dusty mixtures; and before packaging to ensure mechanical parts are dispatched in good condition. Discover our most powerful products on this page.

How to apply a mechanical degreaser?

For cleaning oil and lubricant residues used in your workshop, opt for a suitable solvent. A mechanical degreaser can be applied using a cloth, a brush, or by spraying. After washing, rinsing is not necessary. Find our full range on this page.

How to choose a suitable mechanical degreaser?

The choice of cleaning product is made according to three criteria: the nature of the substrate, drying time, and the type of soiling. For light soiling, such as straight oil or soluble oil, and if drying time is not a factor, you can choose an eco-responsible industrial product, for example the dégraissant 220 US MU . If you are in a hurry, prefer a fast-evaporating product. For heavy oil residues, opt for products containing a powerful solvent. Contact our technicians — they will help you make your choice.

dégraissant 220 US MU