Gardol prevents the unwanted build-up of cold adhesives and glues on machinery/equipment. Gardol is a unique product development which will improve workflow and save valuable down time.

Gardol Cold Glue Release Agent Protects Against
• Casein
• Polyurethane
• Epoxy
• V.A
• Melamine
• Resorcinol
• Phenol
• Starch
• Polyester
• Urea
• Polysulphide
• Vinyl

Where Gardol is Used?

Packaging
Apply Gardol to: glue pots, drive shafts, areas of overspray, doctor blade assemblies, cylinder journals, application trays, cylinder shafts, holding tanks etc.

Bottling
Apply Gardol to: shafts, turntables, label fingers, plastic guards, return chutes etc. Always re-apply after washing down. n.b. do not apply to pallets.

Carpet Backing
Apply Gardol to: doctor blades, roller ends, latex tanks, drip trays etc.

Woodworking
Apply Gardol to: pressing equipment, form press, press band, press roller and application equipment. Platens should be coated two-three times a day using a cloth. If particularly high temperatures are used, repeat the process more often. (Gardol contains no silicones).

Economical
Only a fine coating of Gardol is required to treat areas. Treated areas stay protected until washed clean. A little goes a long way!

Easy to Use
Simply apply Gardol with a clean cloth or sponge to all areas that become contaminated with adhesive.