Surekleen Kleen Slip Asphalt Release Agent – 20L

Designed for Cleaner, More Productive Working Surfaces

Reduce Build-Up Before It Starts

Material build-up can add weight, extend clean-down time and interrupt productive equipment use. Kleen Slip is applied before loading or operation to create a temporary release layer that helps reduce adhesion on compatible working surfaces.

Operational Value

• Supports easier removal of asphalt, bitumen, soil and debris
• Helps reduce time spent scraping and cleaning treated surfaces
• Simple undiluted application with common site equipment
• Suitable for planned application during equipment preparation
• Low typical application rate of 400–600 mL per truck

Built for Australian Industry

Kleen Slip is manufactured by Surekleen in Malaga, Western Australia, for commercial and industrial operators seeking a practical release treatment for road construction, mining, civil and transport equipment.

Recommended Applications

• Asphalt and bitumen truck bodies
• Compatible steel tipper and dump-truck trays
• Earthmoving machinery and metal buckets
• Construction tools and shovels
• Compatible metal and hard non-porous working surfaces
• Surfaces exposed to soil, dust, tar and debris build-up

How to Apply

• Remove dirt, dust, grease and previous build-up. Ensure the surface is clean and dry.
• Apply Kleen Slip undiluted using a compatible brush, roller or spray system. Suitable tools may also be dipped.
• Apply a thin, even coating. The surface should appear wet without product dripping or pooling.
• Allow the coating to air-dry for a few minutes and form a release barrier before loading material or using the equipment.
• Reapply after washing with detergent or degreaser, after heavy use, or when the protective layer has worn away.

Typical application rate: Approximately 400–600 mL per truck. Actual consumption depends on surface area, equipment design, method and operating conditions.

Surface Compatibility

Kleen Slip is best suited to compatible metal and other hard non -porous surfaces. Do not apply to rubber or other non-metallic materials that may be adversely affected. If compatibility is uncertain, test a small inconspicuous area before full application.

Technical Information

Product type: Ready-to-use asphalt release agent and surface treatment

Appearance: Clear yellow oily liquid

Odour: Diesel-like

Specific gravity: Approximately 0.88

Solubility: Not soluble in water

pH: Not relevant

Dilution: Use undiluted

Pack size: 20 litres

Product code: 1KS6

Hazard classification: Not classified as hazardous according to Safe Work Australia GHS 7

Dangerous Goods classification: Not classified as Dangerous Goods for road, rail, sea or air transport

Country of manufacture: Australia

Environmental Information

The Technical Data Sheet describes Kleen Slip as being based on plant-derived solvents and oils and states that its ingredients are biodegradable. The current Safety Data Sheet classifies it as not hazardous for acute or long-term aquatic exposure; however, persistence and degradability data are not available in that SDS.

Do not allow spills or runoff to enter drains or waterways. Follow site environmental procedures and dispose of material and containers in accordance with applicable requirements.

Safety and Storage

Read the current product label and Safety Data Sheet before use. Wear safety shoes and gloves, avoid eye contact and repeated or prolonged skin contact, and avoid inhaling vapour, mist or aerosol. Ensure suitable ventilation when spraying.

Kleen Slip is slippery when spilled. Clean spills immediately and prevent runoff into drains and waterways.

Store upright in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place, out of direct sunlight and away from foodstuffs, heat, ignition sources, oxidising agents and incompatible materials. Keep containers closed when not in use.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Kleen Slip used for?

Kleen Slip is an asphalt and material-release surface treatment that helps reduce bitumen, tar, soil, dust and debris adhering to compatible truck trays, tools and heavy equipment.

Is Kleen Slip a cleaner or degreaser?

No. It is a preventative release treatment applied to clean, dry surfaces before loading or operation. Clean the surface first and allow it to dry before applying Kleen Slip.

Does Kleen Slip need to be diluted?

No. Always apply Kleen Slip undiluted.

How is Kleen Slip applied?

Apply a thin, even coat with a compatible brush, roller or spray system. Suitable metal tools can also be dipped, with excess product allowed to run off.

How much Kleen Slip should I use?

The Technical Data Sheet gives a typical application rate of approximately 400–600 mL per truck. Actual use depends on the size, design and condition of the treated surface.

How often should Kleen Slip be reapplied?

Reapply after washing treated surfaces with detergent or degreaser, after heavy use, or once the release layer has worn away.

Can Kleen Slip be used on rubber?

No. The Technical Data Sheet advises avoiding rubber and other non-metallic materials that could be adversely affected. Test compatibility before broader use.

Is Kleen Slip hazardous?

Based on available information, it is not classified as hazardous according to Safe Work Australia GHS 7. Normal precautions still apply, including gloves, safety shoes, ventilation and spill control.

Is Kleen Slip classified as Dangerous Goods?

No. It is not classified as Dangerous Goods for road, rail, sea or air
transport.

Is Kleen Slip made in Australia?

Yes. Kleen Slip is manufactured by Surekleen in Malaga, Western Australia.