Frequently Asked Questions
We have prepared answers for the most frequently asked questions.
In which areas are your technical aerosol products used?
Our products are used in automotive, industrial, maintenance and repair, electrical and electronic, and general technical service applications. We offer a wide range of technical maintenance products including brake pad cleaner, rust remover, lubricant, contact spray, automotive cosmetics, and more.
Do you manufacture products under private label?
Yes. We can provide custom filling and label design for your brand upon request. Minimum production quantity varies depending on product type and volume.
What is your production capacity?
Thanks to our automated aerosol filling machine, we are able to produce in series and according to standards. Daily production capacity varies depending on the product type.
Are your products flammable?
Aerosol products are generally flammable because they contain pressurized propellant gas and are solvent-based. Therefore, usage and storage instructions must be strictly followed.
What are the storage conditions?
Products should be stored in cool, dry places, away from temperatures above 50°C and direct sunlight.
Why should we choose you?
Standard production with automated filling line
Fully compliant labeling
Export-ready technical infrastructure
Flexible private label solutions
Fast production and delivery time planning
Technical Aerosol expert team
What propellant is used?
It varies depending on the product type.
What is brake pad spray used for?
It is used to quickly clean oil, grease, brake dust, and dirt that accumulate in discs, drums, brake pads, and clutch systems. It dries the surface without leaving any residue.
What is the 360° application feature of brake pad spray?
Our brake pad cleaning spray features 360° valve technology. This allows the product to be sprayed in vertical, horizontal, or inverted positions. This feature provides a significant advantage in confined spaces, undercarriage applications, brake cleaning without disassembly, and in hard-to-reach areas between brake discs.
How does an aerosol valve system work?
It enables the controlled release of the product through the use of internal pressure. When the actuator is pressed, the valve opens; when released, it closes and the flow stops. This mechanism is critical for leak-proofness and safety.