{"id":1241,"date":"2021-01-27T13:57:23","date_gmt":"2021-01-27T02:57:23","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.castlechem.com.au\/aquashine\/?p=1241"},"modified":"2021-04-06T12:02:19","modified_gmt":"2021-04-06T02:02:19","slug":"news-from-the-wash-factory-vol-1","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/castlechem.com.au\/aquashine\/2021\/01\/27\/news-from-the-wash-factory-vol-1\/","title":{"rendered":"News From the Wash Factory -Vol 1 – Car Wash"},"content":{"rendered":"

In the first of our newsletter from our Car Wash experts here at Castle Chemicals. We have the right cleaning chemicals, knowledge and systems for self serve and automatic car wash bays, we are simply – ‘Different … Better’<\/h2>\n

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Powder versus Liquid<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Which gives you a more consistent clean \u2026\u2026\u2026.
\nPowder that sits on the bottom of a mixing tank is called a saturated solution
\nWhen the powder sits on the bottom of tank and the mixer is turning not all raw materials are coming into solution, this is due to the various raw materials having variations in their capacity to dissolve. They don\u2019t all dissolve at the same rate.
\nEach of raw materials used in the powder has different saturation levels.
\nThat\u2019s why a saturated powder has a wider titration variance of 40-60 drops. This is 20 drops variance and is why it\u2019s not a consistent solution \u2013 you will get variation in your wash
\nAt Castle \u2013 we believe this inconsistency of the saturated solution requires a different approach, just like our tag line \u201cdifferent \u2026 better\u201d we have formulated & promoted a powder that dissolves at our suggested concentration.
\nWhen using the Castle\u2019s mixing tank the powder dissolves into the water and is more consistent (just like using a liquid chemical)
\nWe have a range of 4-9 drops – 5 point variance – It\u2019s more stable and you get a more consistent clean for your customers. Liquids will give you a more consistent clean than powder that sits on the bottom of the tank.<\/p>\n

Ceramic Turbo Shine<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Formulated with a polymeric silica base, that forms a ceramic glass-like barrier, bonding fully with glass, chrome, rubber, plastic, and paint.
\nResists dirt, bird droppings and debris making it easier to clean, every time!
\nProtects your exterior by reflecting harmful UV rays
\nProduces an ultimate sheen with a new like feel.
\nUsed in Self Serve, Automatics and Tunnels
\nTestimonial: being used in self serve bays: Thanks for following up. It is doing great, I tested it in my two cars and it is quite good! The cars stay clean for days, it repels dust and water. My wife drove about 100 km on the highway, and not even bugs got stuck into the paint area. Both cars are still glossy, very good stuff. From Oscar
\nISO 9001 QMS
\nOne problem our industry has is there is no one policing what chemical manufacturers are supplying. It\u2019s up to the chemical companies to be honest and ethical and keep in line with GHS legislation
\nAt Castle we manufacture under ISO 9001 Quality Management System – guaranteeing what we manufacture complies with industry standards.<\/p>\n

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Castle guarantee\u2019s you that our chemical cost per vehicle is lower than using an imported product from USA. Time after time we have proven this. Castle manufacture quality car wash chemical at affordable prices. We will supply trial chemical for 1 week. We will show you usage rates on your existing product and Castle\u2019s. Savings have been up to 25% on most products
\nHave our service division talk with you about our cost savings on servicing and maintenance programs.
\nPhone Phil Bowden on 0437 973079<\/p>\n

Disinfect inside your vehicle
\nmisting it through your fragrance machine
\nFIGHTBAC
\n5ltr and 25ltr
\nDilute 1:20
\nTGA approved
\nKills Covid 19, dwell time 10 minutes<\/p>\n

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Chemical Awareness Training<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Does your staff use PPE gear when handling chemicals????
\nSection 8 on the SDS will show you what to wear
\nCastle Chemicals eLearning is here!
\nWe are pleased to introduce the arrival of our new online training platform, Castle eLearn, online training is a valuable and cost effective method for Castle customers, providing continuous education, safety and overall productivity enhancement. Castle eLearn gives our customers the option to complete the \u2018Castle\u2019s Chemical Awareness Training\u2019 online. This is beneficial for a number of reasons, including:
\n1. Convenience \u2013 Castle eLearn allows you to learn from work or home.
\n2. Castle eLearn is quick and can be completed 24\/7, saving time and money.
\n3. Immediate \u2013 Delivery over the Internet enables Castle eLearn to begin with just a click of the mouse, or touch of a screen.
\n4. Self-Directed \u2013 Employees can learn at their own pace and maintain control of learning.
\n5. Device Friendly: Castle eLearn is mobile and tablet friendly.
\n6. Certificates are issued on completion of a short test<\/p>\n

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New improved WALL CLEAN quickly dissolves common soils that appear on self serve, Auto and tunnel walls. QUICK ACTION . APPLY & HIGH PRESSURE RINSE OFF!<\/p>\n

Amazing results!<\/p>\n

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If you have any questions or would like to know more please contact
\nBrad Barrack: Mobile: 0418 683243 Email bradb@castlechem.com.au<\/p>\n

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Get a copy of this newsletter HERE<\/strong><\/a><\/h1>\n

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