In the printing industry, a wide range of machinery and auxiliary equipment is used not only in offset, flexographic, digital and other printing technologies, but also in post-press processes such as cutting, folding, lamination and binding. During production, paper dust, oil, grease, ink-related contamination and various process residues may accumulate on suitable technical surfaces of this equipment. Machine housings, metal guards, areas around mechanical drive systems and components accessed during maintenance may require regular technical cleaning.
The fundamental principle of cleaning is to use a chemical system appropriate to the nature of the contaminant and the surface material to dissolve, loosen or otherwise enable the removal of residues from the surface. Degreasing cleaners may be used in technical areas with heavy oil and grease contamination. Industrial cleaners can be used for general machinery contamination, while suitable solvent-based cleaning systems may be considered for certain organic residues that adhere more strongly to the surface.
Where necessary, chemical cleaning may be supported by wiping, brushing or other suitable physical methods. Chemical compatibility with painted machine components, plastics, elastomers, rubber components and various coatings should be verified before application. For sensitive components that directly affect print quality, the equipment manufacturer’s cleaning and maintenance instructions should be followed.
This application does not encompass all routine cleaning operations required as part of the printing process itself; it is primarily intended for cleaning suitable machinery and equipment surfaces within the scope of general technical maintenance. Cleaning should therefore be regarded as a systematic technical process that supports planned maintenance activities.
Product ınformatıon
- Industrial Cleaning and Degreasing Solvent, Organic Green Solvent
