Spartan Expands Popular SparClean® Warewash Line with Rinse Aid II
Spartan Chemical Company, Inc., a recognized leader in the formulation and manufacture of sustainable cleaning and sanitation solutions for the industrial and institutional market, announced today the availability of SparClean® Rinse Aid II.
Rinse aid solutions are an important step in the warewash process in order to improve water sheeting and ensure spotless plates, glasses and utensils. Highly concentrated, Spartan’s Rinse Aid II is an affordable and effective formulation that accelerates the drying of dishware and utensils in all temperature dish machines. With an acidic pH, Rinse Aid II helps to control mineral deposits left by hard water and food soils. The non-foaming formula will help maintain the machine’s spray arm efficiency, providing optimal wash conditions for each rack.
“Spartan’s warewash products do not contain Phosphates, Nonylphenol ethoxylates (NPEs), or EDTA, making them more environmentally preferable than most traditional warewash products,” said John Swigart, President, Spartan Chemical Company. “In addition, the entire line is designed for employee safety, with color and number coding, closed container packaging, and product identification aids.”
SparClean® Rinse Aid II is available through Spartan’s select distributor network. For more information or to find a distributor near you, visit www.spartanchemical.com.
About Spartan Chemical Company, Inc.Spartan Chemical Company, Inc. has been a recognized leader in the formulation and manufacture of sustainable cleaning and sanitation solutions for the industrial and institutional market since 1956. A proud US employer, Spartan manufactures high quality products from its state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Maumee, OH and sells both domestically and internationally through a selective network of distribution. Spartan’s chemical products and services are used in building service contractor, education, health care, food service and processing, lodging/hospitality, and industrial markets.