Gloria CleanMaster Performance PF50
- Oil and acid resistant
- Contents: 5 litres
- Resistant to PH value 2-9
The Gloria CleanMaster Performance PF50 is a professional 5 liter pressure sprayer that shows an especially high resistance to acidic cleaning agents with a very low pH value between 2 and 9 as well as to hydrocarbons (oils, fats, solvents). The PF 50 has a long time constant spray pattern thanks to a maximum operating pressure of 3 bar and a filling content of 5 litres, thus ensuring optimum results and intervals.
Why the Gloria PF50 is a professional pressure sprayer
The Gloria PF50 is equipped with high-quality FKM seals, making it suitable for atomizing oily, acidic and alkaline agents, such as disinfectants and chemicals. Not only are the seals resistant to acid, the plastic spray lance also has an acid-resistant flat jet nozzle. In addition, the hose also has a specially reinforced PVC housing.
Gloria pressure sprayers have a long time constant spray pattern thanks to a maximum operating pressure of 3 bar and a filling content of 5 litres, thus ensuring optimum results and intervals.To reduce the pressure after use of the sprayer, there is a handy blow-off safety valve that immediately reduces the pressure. In addition, the Gloria sprayers can be carried on the shoulders using the shoulder strap or placed firmly on the ground using the bottom ring. This makes the Gloria pressure sprayers versatile.
Benefits of this pressure sprayer
- Acid-resistant flat jet nozzle.
- 3 bar maximum working pressure.
- Resistant to oil-resistant fluids.
- 5 L capacity.
- Viton seals.
Product properties
Dimensions (cm): 54.5 x 19.0 x 17.5 cm (HxBxD)
Weight: 1.8 kg
Contents: 5 litre
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