The following table shows some examples of the most commonly used aggressive substances and the recommended product model for each use.
Given the wide variety of substances on the market, the universal validity of the products cannot be guaranteed.
Always use caution when working and follow the chemical manufacturer's instructions and maximum percentages indicated.
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COMPATIBLE 
NOT VERY COMPATIBLE 
NOT COMPATIBLE| IK MULTI Pro | IK MULTI TR 1 | IK FOAM Pro | IK ALKALINE | IK HC/HC TR | IK METAL/STAINLESS STEEL | IK and 15 BS | |
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| HYDROCHLORIC ACID (MAX 30%) | |
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| HYDROFLUORIC ACID (MAX 20%) | |
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| NITRIC ACID (MAX 20%) | |
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| SULPHURIC ACID (MAX 30%) | |
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| BUTANOL | |
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| ETHANOL | |
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| HEPTANE | |
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| HEXANE | |
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| LIMONENE | |
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| PENTANE | |
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| AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS | |||||||
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| TOLUENE (MAX 40%) | |
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| XYLENE | |
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| OILS AND PETROLEUM DERIVATIVES | |||||||
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| DIESEL | |
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| GAS | |
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| KEROSENE | |
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| SPIRIT | |
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| AMMONIA | |
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| SODIUM HYDROXIDE (CAUSTIC SODA) | |
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| POTASSIUM HYDROXIDE (CAUSTIC POTASSIUM) | |
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| SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE | |
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| *IK HC TR: optimal compatibility with Acetone |
