
Last updated: 30/04/2025 05:19:18
NAVADAN SHINECARGO 25 LTR
Product Code
- Product group:
- 024
- Product number:
- 4000166

Navadan ShineCargo is an acid based cleaner that performs effective removal of rust stains from painted surfaces of cargo holds. It can also be used for cleaning after ores, lime- stone, and brightening of metal surfaces in cargo holds.

Product information
Navadan ShineCargo is an acid based cleaner that performs cleaning after ores, limestone, removal of rust, brightening of metals in cargo holds. It is also commonly used as a rust and stain remover, from painted, ceramic and wooden surfaces and cleans ferrous metal surfaces.
Features
- Has suface brightening effect
- Effective removal of white stains/ residues/ salt deposits
- Prevents flash rust and inhibits corrosion
- Cleans ferrous metal surfaces
Benefits
- Water based
- Non flammable
- Marpol Annex V approved cleaner
- Not harmful to the marine environment
Specification
General
Invent Hazard Material (IMO/EU) classification | C-49 |
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Physical properties
Appearance | Clear colorless to pale yellow liquid |
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Density [g/ml] | 1,15-1,25 |
Materials compatibility | Should not be used on zinc coatings and galvanized metals |
Packing Type | 25 Ltr |
pH | <1.0 |
Approvals
IMO approved and listed in Annex 10 of the MEPC.2/ Circular
Safety Data Sheet (SDS)
Documents
Directions for use
Dosing and application method for Cargo Hold Cleaning: Apply Navadan Shinecargo in ratio of 1:2 to 1:3 with freshwater, depending on cargo and hold paint condition. Or typically approx. 10% solution. Leave for 20-30 minutes. Wash down with Navadan Essential Kit or Navadan Panamax Kit. For best results, direct the high pressure jet at the lowest parts of the holds first and work upwards. Repeat the cleaning procedure if necessary. Always perform final rinse with fresh water after wash down to avoid salt residues on the surface. Rinse the equipment with fresh water after usage and before storage. In cleaning operations, freshwater should always be preferred to seawater.
For more details, consult your local specialist/experts.