54A061 - Walter SURFOX-G pH Neutral Weld Cleaning Electrolyte 100ml (Pack of 6)

Technical Overview of Walter SURFOX-G Electrolyte

The Walter SURFOX-G (SKU: 54A061) represents a significant advancement in the field of electrochemical weld cleaning and passivation. Unlike traditional pickling pastes that rely on aggressive hydrofluoric and nitric acids, SURFOX-G utilizes a proprietary salt-based technology that maintains a neutral pH. This formulation is engineered to work in conjunction with electrochemical cleaning systems to effectively remove heat tint, oxidation, and mineral contaminants from TIG welds on stainless steel and aluminum substrates. The electrolytic action facilitates the removal of free iron from the surface, thereby promoting the immediate formation of the passive chromium oxide layer essential for corrosion resistance.

From a safety and compliance perspective, SURFOX-G is a superior choice for industrial environments. Its neutral pH classification means it is non-corrosive to skin and does not require the stringent handling protocols associated with acidic compounds. Furthermore, the solution is NSF registered, validating its suitability for use in food and beverage processing plants where chemical contamination risks must be minimized. The 100ml packaging format (supplied as a pack of 6) is specifically designed for precision applications or lower-volume usage where maintaining fresh solution is advantageous. The reduction in hazardous fume emissions during the cleaning process further contributes to a safer workplace, aligning with modern occupational health standards.

Technicians utilizing SURFOX-G can expect consistent passivation results that meet or exceed industrial standards. The solution's conductivity is optimized to ensure rapid cleaning cycles without pitting or etching the base metal, preserving the aesthetic finish of the stainless steel. This product effectively bridges the gap between heavy-duty industrial cleaning and the delicate requirements of sanitary stainless steel fabrication.