Detergent with high sequestrant power. Recommended for washing dishware and glassware in very hard water. Continued use lengthens the life of the machine. Its formulation enables it to work with water of up to 65 ºHF, preventing scale deposits in both the washed items and the machine.
Deterplus is an industrial dishwasher detergent formulated specifically to operate in hard water conditions. Its high-capacity chelating agent system neutralises calcium and magnesium ions present in the water, guaranteeing optimal washing results in tunnel and hood dishwashers even in areas where water hardness reaches up to 65 ºHF, a range in which conventional detergents lose efficacy and promote the accumulation of lime deposits on dishes and machinery.
Why Deterplus makes the difference
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Deterplus is a high-efficiency industrial liquid dishwasher detergent developed for environments with highly mineralised water. Its concentrated formulation integrates next-generation chelating agents capable of capturing calcium and magnesium ions before they precipitate during the wash cycle, keeping the water active and the final result free from mineral stains. Designed exclusively for use in automatic washing machinery — hood dishwashers, tunnel washers and continuous washing systems — Deterplus ensures stable performance cycle after cycle even under the most demanding hardness conditions across Spain. Its phosphate-free, NTA-free, chlorine-free, dye-free and fragrance-free composition makes it a results-oriented solution, free from unnecessary additives.
Deterplus offers concrete operational advantages over standard dishwasher detergent in environments with highly mineralised water:
Deterplus is formulated as a professional machine dishwasher detergent for exclusive use in mechanical washing systems. Its typical applications include:
Deterplus is the recommended choice as dishwasher detergent for mechanical use in sectors with high dish rotation and frequent hard water problems:
Application system
Automatic dosing in the equipment
Recommended dosage
2–4 ml per wash cycle (adjust according to water hardness and equipment type)
Compatibility
Hood dishwashers, tunnel washers and continuous washing systems
Concentration
Adjust dosage per cycle according to local water hardness analysis (up to 65 ºHF)
Wash temperature
Compatible with standard thermal ranges of industrial wash cycles
Available format
Carboy and container for direct connection to the equipment's dosing system
| Aspect | Deterplus (very hard water) | Conventional dishwasher detergent |
|---|---|---|
| Chelating capacity | High, up to 65 ºHF | Limited, performance loss in hard water |
| Mineral stains on dishes | Minimised after each wash cycle | Frequent in high-hardness water |
| Machinery protection | Reduces scale accumulation in heating elements and equipment filters | No significant chelating action |
| Phosphates | Phosphate-free | Usually present |
| NTA | NTA-free | Variable by manufacturer |
| Chlorine / halogens | Chlorine and bleach-free | Variable; risk of equipment corrosion |
| Automatic dosing | Compatible with automatic dosing systems in equipment | Depends on format and viscosity |
| Suitable for high magnesium water | Yes, stable performance cycle after cycle | Reduced performance |
What is hard water and why does it affect industrial dishwashers?
Hard water contains a high concentration of dissolved minerals, primarily calcium and magnesium. Hardness is measured in French hydrotimetric degrees (ºHF) and varies by geographical location. In industrial dishwashers, these minerals precipitate during the wash cycle, generating white stains on dishes and scale deposits in the equipment's internal components. A detergent formulated for hard water, such as Deterplus, incorporates chelating agents that capture ions before they precipitate, keeping the water active and the cycle result free from mineral residues.
Up to what water hardness level is Deterplus effective?
Deterplus maintains full chelating efficacy up to 65 ºHF, a hardness level that well exceeds the threshold at which most conventional dishwasher detergents cease to deliver optimal results. Beyond this capacity, the dosage per cycle can be adjusted in the automatic dosing system to adapt to occasional variations in water mineralisation.
How is Deterplus dosed in the industrial dishwasher?
Deterplus is incorporated into the equipment via automatic dosing, connecting the container directly to the dishwasher's dosing system. The recommended dosage is 2 to 4 ml per wash cycle, although it should be adjusted according to local water hardness and equipment manufacturer specifications. Automatic dosing ensures stable concentration in each cycle and facilitates consumption control.
Does Deterplus contain phosphates or chlorine?
No. Deterplus is an industrial dishwasher detergent free from phosphates, NTA and chlorine. Its formulation complies with European detergent regulations and eliminates the risk of halogen corrosion in the equipment's internal components, making it suitable for continuous use in professional machinery.
What types of industrial dishwashers can Deterplus be used in?
Deterplus is formulated for exclusive use in automatic washing machinery: hood dishwashers, tunnel washers and continuous washing systems used in hospitality, collective catering, healthcare and industrial catering. It is not indicated for any other system outside automatic machinery.
Does Deterplus protect machinery against scale?
Yes. Deterplus's chelating action not only protects the dishes: by neutralising calcium and magnesium ions in each wash cycle, it actively reduces scale accumulation in the heating elements, wash arms and equipment filters. This extends machinery lifespan and reduces long-term corrective maintenance costs.
Do you distribute professional hygiene products?
Deterplus is part of a complete range of industrial dishwasher detergents for hard and very hard water. If you manage the supply of cleaning products for hospitality, healthcare or collective catering, consult distribution terms and access technical sheet, SDS and available formats.
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Use restrictions: Do not use on: aluminium, zinc, tin, lead and magnesium, natural rubber and sensitive plastics (polycarbonate, ABS), copper and brass.