ABchimie DET Cleaning and Defluxing Solvent

Harmonization Code : 3814001000 |

Main features

Allows easy peeling without scratching surfaces
100% ozone-friendly, non-halogenated formula
Available in aerosol and bulk packaging

Product Description

ABChimie DET is a powerful, fast-evaporating solvent cleaner designed to quickly remove paper-based pressure-sensitive adhesive labels without leaving residue or damaging the underlying surface. Formulated for professional use, DET enables easy peeling of labels within minutes, simplifying rework, maintenance, and equipment cleaning processes.

This 100% ozone-friendly and non-halogenated solvent is compatible with a wide range of plastics, rubbers, and surface coatings. Its dry formulation ensures a residue-free finish, leaving surfaces perfectly clean and ready for subsequent processes such as coating, bonding, or relabeling.

Product Key Features

Quickly removes paper-based adhesive labels
Allows easy peeling without scratching surfaces
Leaves no greasy or sticky residues after evaporation
Compatible with most plastics, rubbers, and elastomers
100% ozone-friendly, non-halogenated formula
Available in aerosol and bulk packaging
RoHS and REACH compliant

Applications

ABChimie DET is suitable for use in:

Electronics assembly and maintenance
Industrial and laboratory labeling operations
Cleaning of tools, cases, and equipment
Rework and relabeling in manufacturing environments
Removal of adhesive residues from housings or components

Specifications
Additional Information

Technical Specifications

General Properties
Evaporation Rate	16
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Additional Information

Industrial & Electronic Maintenance

ABchimie DET: Professional Adhesive Label Remover

ABChimie DET provides a safe, fast, and residue-free method for removing adhesive labels across multiple industries. Its compatibility, rapid evaporation, and non-halogenated formula make it a preferred choice for engineers and maintenance professionals seeking efficient label removal with minimal environmental impact.

Application Steps

For optimum results, follow these manual application steps:

Apply: Spray or wipe DET directly onto the label or contaminated surface.
Penetrate: Allow the solvent to sit for approximately 5 minutes to fully soften the adhesive.
Peel: Carefully peel off the label once the bond has released.
Clean: Wipe the surface with a lint-free cloth to remove any remaining traces.

Note: Rapid evaporation ensures a clean, non-greasy surface ready for relabeling or further processing.

Material Compatibility

✔ Most plastics, rubbers, & elastomers
✔ Painted or coated metal surfaces
✔ Equipment housings & enclosures
✔ Adhesive-coated films

Compatibility Warnings

✖ Polystyrene: Do not use on polystyrene or solvent-sensitive plastics.
✖ Live Equipment: Do not spray onto energized electrical components.

Safety Precautions ⚠️

Use only in well-ventilated areas.
Keep away from sparks, hot surfaces, and open flames.
Wear appropriate protective gloves and goggles.
Refer to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for full first aid details.

Storage & Shelf Life 🕒

Temperature: +5°C to +30°C
Shelf Life: 24 months (12 months for spray form)

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and ignition sources.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is ABchimie DET primarily used for?

DET is designed for efficient removal of industrial adhesive paper labels. It dissolves the adhesive layer to allow easy peeling without leaving sticky residue.

Does DET leave any residue?

No. It is a dry solvent that evaporates completely, leaving a clean, non-greasy surface ready for relabeling.

Is it safe for use on all plastics?

It is safe for most, but should not be used on polystyrene. Always perform a small compatibility test before large-scale application.

Is it safe to use near electronics?

Yes, provided the equipment is de-energized. Do not spray onto live electrical components due to the flammable nature of the solvent base.