Who is this binding agent suitable for?

Snow is aimed at car repair shops, construction yards, commercial kitchens, printing plants, paint shops, fire brigades, petrol stations and industrial plants; for smaller applications there is the Snow hopper with 900 g .

Areas of application and selection criteria

Typical uses and points to check before buying:

• Oil spills in workshop and business
• Spilled solvents and liquid paints
• Absorb multiple liquids simultaneously
• Instantly binds liquids and semi-liquids
• Printing shop, paint shop and painting trade
• Gas stations, airports, freight forwarding companies and shipping
• Not with hydrogen fluoride or mercury
• For professional or industrial use only.

Your advantage when buying

Because Snow can be used multiple times depending on the saturation level and leaves no residue, it reduces cleaning costs according to the manufacturer; any existing dirt should be removed beforehand with beko X-Clean Power Cleaner diluted 1:3 .

What you should pay attention to when making your selection

The type and quantity of liquid, as well as the requirements for the respective place of use, are crucial.

Absorption capacity and container size

Theoretically, the 5 kg bucket can hold up to 20 l of oil, 36 l of solvent or 15 l of liquid paint, derived from the manufacturer's specifications per 250 g.

Classification as an oil binder

The documents reviewed do not specify a classification as oil binder type I, II or III R; therefore, check the requirements for use on public traffic areas.

Processing and disposal

Sprinkle Snow around the spilled material, not directly into it, and sweep it into the liquid using a broom with widely spaced bristles, using a circular motion; dense or compressed bristles are unsuitable. Dispose of used absorbent material according to the type of liquid absorbed via an approved waste disposal facility.

Product features at a glance

Technical data: Beko TecLine binder Snow 5 kg bucket

The information is taken from the beko product information sheet (print date 01/2022) and the safety data sheet (revision 9 dated 19.11.2021); the values ​​per bucket are calculated from this.