Zep 36635 Solvent Parts Washer Cleaner 5 Gallon Pail

Product Description

The ZEP 36635 is a solvent-based parts washing cleaner supplied in a 5-gallon pail. Designed for use in recirculating parts washer systems, it cuts through grease, oil, and shop soils on metal components. The solvent formulation is intended for professional shop environments where thorough degreasing of mechanical parts is part of routine maintenance workflow. At 35.3 pounds per pail, the container is sized for stationary washer stations. Technicians in automotive, HVAC, and general mechanical trades rely on this type of cleaner to restore parts to service-ready condition without extensive hand scrubbing.

This cleaner is formulated for use with the ZEP Model 5100 Filtration System, making it a direct-use consumable for shops already running that equipment. It suits commercial and light-industrial parts washing applications where a solvent-based solution is preferred over aqueous alternatives. The pail format supports high-volume or extended cleaning cycles between refills. It is appropriate for any shop environment where solvent parts washers are operated under standard ventilation and safety protocols.

Key Features

• Solvent-based formulation for effective removal of grease, oil, and shop soils
• Supplied in a 5-gallon pail sized for stationary parts washer stations
• Specified for use with the ZEP Model 5100 Filtration System
• Ready-to-use — no dilution required for compatible recirculating washers
• 35.3-pound fill weight supports extended cleaning cycles

Compatibility

Specified for use with the ZEP Model 5100 Filtration System. Confirm solvent compatibility with your parts washer manufacturer before use in other systems.

Installation Notes

Filling and servicing solvent parts washers should be performed by qualified technicians following the equipment manufacturer's instructions. Power down and drain the washer before replacing or topping off solvent. Work in a well-ventilated area and consult the Safety Data Sheet before handling. Dispose of spent solvent in accordance with local, state, and federal hazardous waste regulations.