Hospitality Polistrip C-NA – 1LT Retail, 1LT x 12, 5LT, 5LT x 4, 25LT, 200LT and 1000LT

Product Overview: What is Polistrip C-NA

• Polistrip C-NA is a non-ammoniated, alkaline floor stripper — described as an “economical non-ammoniated floor stripper.”

• It is designed to remove old acrylic/polymer floor dressings, sealers, and polishes from sealed or coated floors; basically to strip away existing floor polish or polymer finish so that the floor can be cleaned, neutralized, and re-sealed.

• Because it is non-ammoniated (i.e. ammonia-free), it’s positioned as a more gentle / possibly less odorous alternative to more aggressive ammonia-based strippers — while still being effective at breaking down polymer/acrylic floor coatings.

• The Technical Data Sheet (TDS) for Polistrip C-NA lists:

  • pH: 12.0 – 14.0 (i.e. strongly alkaline)

  • Chemical type: water-based detergent / alkali (i.e. not a solvent or acid stripper)

  • Appearance: thin brown liquid with a chemical odor.

  • Active ingredient class includes solvents like propylene glycol methyl ether.

📦 Available Sizes / Packaging (Hospitality / Industrial / Bulk Range)

According to the TDS and product catalogue from EM Supply Direct, Polistrip C-NA is sold in the following pack sizes:

• 1 L — Retail plastic bottle

• 12 × 1 L — Case of 12 bottles (retail pack)

• 5 L container

• 4 × 5 L (i.e. case of four 5 L containers)

• 25 L container (bulk / larger scale)

• 200 L plastic drum

• 1000 L flow-bin / IBC (industrial bulk)

So it ranges from small retail bottles (1 L) up to large industrial bulk containers (1000 L), covering small, medium, and large-scale users (from housekeeping carts up to contract-cleaning / facility management / industrial floor-care).

🔧 Typical Use & Application Instructions

Based on the technical data:

• Dilution & Contact Time:

  • Light-duty stripping (low-traffic areas): dilute around 50 ml per liter water (≈ 1:20; 5%) and apply with mop/bucket. Soak ~10 minutes, then scrub with a black scrubbing pad and rinse thoroughly.

  • Medium to heavy-duty stripping (high traffic / heavy build-up): dilute about 200 ml per liter water (≈ 1:5; 20%), soak ~10 minutes, scrub, multiple rinses, then neutralize and re-seal.

• After stripping, it’s recommended to follow up with neutralizing (for example using the brand’s floor neutralizer) and then re-seal or re-dress the floor with suitable floor polish/sealer.

⚠️ Safety & Handling / Technical Considerations

From the TDS:

• Because of high alkalinity (pH 12–14), Polistrip C-NA can be irritating / corrosive: avoid contact with skin and eyes. Wear industrial gloves, protective clothing, eye protection, and respirator mask (especially in poorly ventilated areas).

• If contact occurs flush skin/eyes with plenty of water for at least 15 minutes; if swallowed or inhaled, seek medical attention.

• Do not mix with acids. Avoid storage in containers made of tin, aluminum, brass, zinc, or alloys containing these metals — use suitable plastic or resistant containers.

• Store sealed; shelf-life ~ 2 years (if sealed). Keep away from children.

🏨 Why Polistrip C-NA is Categorized under “Hospitality / Floor Care”

• On the company’s Floor Care page, Polistrip C-NA appears under the list of floor care products, indicating it’s intended for floor stripping in hospitality, hotel, commercial cleaning or facility-maintenance contexts.

• Its design — non-ammoniated, water-based, concentrated — makes it suitable for institutional or contract cleaning services (hotels, guesthouses, apartment blocks, offices, hospitals) where frequent floor re-polishing/maintenance is needed and safety/odor control matters.