Commercial Cleaning Chemicals
Disinfectants, sanitisers, degreasers, floor, glass, dishwashing and laundry chemicals. Supplied SDS copies are searchable and downloadable in our SDS library. Check product applicability and revision before use.




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About this range
What we carry in this range
Chemicals is part of our Cleaning & Chemicals range. Browse the product groups, or ask us and we will point you at the right line for your site.
Chemicals are the range where the wrong choice or the wrong dilution has consequences beyond cost. We supply the product, the documentation and the advice together.
What we carry
Disinfectants and sanitisers. Degreasers, oven and grill cleaner, multi-purpose cleaner and bleach. Floor cleaners. Glass and window cleaners. Dishwashing. Laundry. Bathroom and washroom cleaners. Beer line cleaner and coffee descaler. Air fresheners. Automotive. Pest control. Upholstery and carpet. Chemical test strips.
Dilution is where the money is
Concentrates diluted correctly are dramatically cheaper per use than ready-to-use products — and dramatically less effective if they're diluted wrong. Controlled dosing and dispensing systems remove the guesswork, cut your chemical spend and improve safety at the same time.
Sanitiser is not disinfectant
They do different jobs and have different contact times. In a commercial kitchen, using the wrong one — or not leaving it on the surface long enough — is a food safety failure that looks like a cleaning job. If you're not certain which you need where, ask us.
Safety Data Sheets
Search our SDS library by product name or SKU and download the supplied copy. Check the document's product, formulation, pack applicability and revision before use. Revision review and replacement are tracked separately.
Questions for chemicals
Open full FAQWhat's the difference between a sanitiser and a disinfectant?
They do different jobs and need different contact times. In a commercial kitchen, using the wrong one — or not leaving it on the surface long enough — is a food safety failure that looks like a cleaning job. If you're not certain which you need where, ask us.
Are concentrated chemicals cheaper than ready-to-use?
Considerably, if they're diluted correctly — and considerably less effective if they aren't. Controlled dosing and dispensing systems remove the guesswork, cut chemical spend and improve safety at the same time.
Where do I get the SDS for a chemical?
Search our SDS library by product name or SKU and download the supplied copy. Check that it matches your product, formulation and pack, and review its revision details. Contact us if the document you need is missing or requires clarification.








