Who is this binding agent suitable for?

The manufacturer lists car repair shops, paint shops, construction yards, freight forwarding companies, petrol stations and fire brigades as users; further products of the brand can be found in the Beko range from Keuck .

Areas of application and selection criteria

Typical uses and points to check before application:

• Absorb spilled oil in the workshop and warehouse
• absorb spilled solvents
• Absorb liquid paint during painting and varnishing work
• Binding different liquids in one operation
• Remove semi-liquid soiling from the floor
• Do not use with hydrogen fluoride or mercury.
• Sprinkle powder around the puddle, not directly into it.
• Have a broom with stiff, widely spaced bristles ready.

Your advantage when buying

Since the powder can be reused depending on the degree of saturation, one container is sufficient for several smaller uses; any residues that have already penetrated the surface should be dissolved beforehand with the Beko X-Clean Power Cleaner 1:3 diluted by the manufacturer as an accessory and then removed.

What you should pay attention to when making your selection

The type and amount of spilled liquid determine suitability and the required quantity.

Intake amount per liquid

According to the manufacturer, every 250 g of Snow absorbs up to 1 l of oil, 1.8 l of solvent or 0.75 l of liquid paint; for 900 g, this theoretically results in 3.6 times that amount.

Excluded substances

According to the manufacturer, the binding agent must not be used with hydrogen fluoride and mercury under any circumstances.

Application and limits of use

Sprinkle the powder around the spill and sweep it in using a circular motion; brooms with dense or compressed bristles are unsuitable; dispose of contaminated material properly. According to the manufacturer, the product is intended for professional or industrial use only.

Product features at a glance

Technical data: Beko TecLine binder Snow 900 g

The most important specifications are listed in the manufacturer's documentation; the safety data sheet contains information on handling and disposal.