General purpose degreasers use water as the primary solvent to break down and lift off deposits of grease, oils, and dirt. These degreasers are commonly used to clean parts, machinery, and electrical components.

Strong-acting industrial degreasers are more effective than general purpose degreasers at cutting through the toughest petroleum greases and fatty oils. Solvent-based degreasers use natural- (citrus, soy, or pine oil) or chemical-based solvents to break down and dissolve grease, oils, ink, grime, and adhesives. These degreasers clean and remove contaminants from tools, parts, and machinery.

Food-processing industry degreasers meet NSF (National Sanitation Foundation) Certification to break down and remove deposits of grease, oils, and dirt without harmful contamination or hazardous disposal. These solutions clean cooking surfaces, machinery, drain lines, and grease pits in restaurants, food service, and food and beverage manufacturing.

Aviation degreasers remove tough grease, oils, cutting fluids, and built-up grime and residue on aircraft engines, machinery, and ground support equipment. These degreasers meet or exceed aviation safety standards including MIL-SPEC.