Advanced Engineering’s coil cleaners are more effective in hard-water areas

02 September, 2010

Advanced Engineering, coil cleaner, air conditioning

Advanced Engineering has further improved the formulas of its range of coil cleaners for air-conditioning and refrigeration engineers. EnviroCoil, CondenCide and the Ready-to-Use (RTU) range have all been upgraded following the success of laboratory tests and field trials. The new cleaners are up to eight times more effective in hard-water areas.

The new formulas are being incorporated into concentrate bottles and RTU sprays at no extra cost to deliver enhanced cleaning and germ-killing capabilities.

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