Ultra-Concentrate Car Wash Foam 1:1000 — Maximum Freight Efficiency

1 Litre = 1,000 Litres

The Whole Drum, In a Bottle.

1:1000 Ultra-Concentrate Formula · Paiject Industries

Standard concentrate formulas cut your freight. This one redefines it. At a 1:1000 dilution ratio, the active chemistry is compressed so far that a small bottle replaces an entire drum of finished product. For distributors and large operations, that isn't a discount — it's a different logistics model entirely.

What 1:1000 Dilution Actually Means

Run the numbers and the implication becomes hard to ignore:

Put that against real consumption: a car wash using 50 litres of working solution per day would get roughly 2,000 days of supply from just 100 litres of concentrate. You're now comparing the freight on 100 litres against the freight on 100,000 litres.

Who This Formula Is For

Built for Volume

Ship Less. Sell More.

Distributors · Large-Scale Operations · Paiject Industries

This is a specialist formula for operations where freight and flexibility are the deciding factors:

• Large-scale car wash operations with automated dosing equipment that can meter ultra-concentrate accurately.
• Chemical distributors supplying multiple accounts — ship compact concentrate, let customers dilute locally.
• Importers minimising logistics cost — the smallest possible shipped volume for the largest possible output.
• Producers wanting maximum flexibility — the secondary dilution system lets you hit any concentration from 1:1 to 1:1000 from a single stock.

Brands like Meguiar's, Chemical Guys, Koch Chemie, and 3M compete on chemistry and logistics efficiency alike. An ultra-concentrate lets you optimise both at once.

The Secondary Dilution System

One Formula · Every Spec

Any Ratio You Need.

1:1 to 1:1000 From One Stock · Paiject Industries

Here's the part most buyers miss: 1:1000 is the maximum, not the only option. You prepare a 1:1000 solution, then dilute it further to match whatever your equipment requires. One formula serves every specification:

The practical benefit is inventory simplicity: one formula serves all equipment specifications, so there's no need to stock multiple concentrations. You hold one ultra-concentrate and dial in the rest at the point of use.

Important Note — This Formula Contains Ethanol

Ultra-high concentration requires a stabiliser. This formula uses ethanol to remain stable at 1:1000, which has real handling implications you must plan for:

This is a deliberate trade-off: the ethanol is what makes the extreme concentration — and therefore the freight efficiency — possible. The formula document covers exactly how to produce, store, and ship it safely.

The Formula Document

This ultra-concentrate formula is used by chemical distributors and large-scale car wash operations across multiple international markets — it's a proven, in-use formulation.