Dry Dish (Rinse) Jug CP

Despite the washing process, the final finish is a crucial aspect for the customer. Desired requirements for the final finish include:
1. Plates, glasses, and cutlery emerge shiny.
2. Drying occurs as quickly as possible.
3. No water-borne mineral deposits remain.

Rinse aids (or rinsing agents) are products used at the end of the wash cycle. They consist of acids and low-foaming surfactants that enhance contact between the surface and the liquid, promoting rapid drainage and preventing water droplets from forming; instead, the water drains completely off the surface. This effect—often referred to as "sheeting"—creates a water layer so thin that it evaporates quickly at the product's discharge temperature. Hence, they are known as drying agents. This also prevents water minerals from depositing on glass or ceramic surfaces during drying.

Advantages:
- Contains low-foaming, biodegradable non-ionic surfactants and citric acid, which helps eliminate residual alkalinity from the dishes.
- Leaves a high-quality shine on surfaces thanks to its special formula.
- Acts as a low-foaming agent.
- Contains a natural organic acid.

Instructions for Use:
This product must be connected to the rinse pump as indicated by the dosing unit. The dosage is approximately 0.08%. However, the dosing unit operates based on pump speed. Adjustment of the dosing unit depends on the boiler size or the machine's flow rate. The following is recommended:
1. Determine the boiler volume according to the machine's technical specifications.
Determine the dosage required to achieve a 0.08% concentration. 2. Connect the dispenser to the product before installing it on the machine; then, using the rinse program, adjust the speed and time while measuring the amount of liquid required to achieve the calculated dosage.
3. Use a 10 mL graduated cylinder to measure the volume.
4. The process is more difficult if the dishwasher's technical data sheet is unavailable or when dealing with a conveyor-type washing system (where the dispenser continuously dispenses rinse aid). In such cases, the procedure involves placing a couple of glasses in the machine and washing them while adjusting the rinse speed and time until the glasses emerge dry and shiny.