In textile dyeing and finishing processes, machinery, tanks, auxiliary equipment and suitable working surfaces may come into contact with various chemical systems. Process chemicals used in dyeing, washing, finishing and other final treatment operations can, over time, form oily, organic or mixed residues on suitable areas of the equipment. These deposits may require controlled removal during maintenance or process changeovers.
The cleaning approach should be determined according to the chemical nature of the residue, the materials of construction of the equipment and the subsequent process to be carried out. Industrial cleaners or degreasing systems may be used on suitable surfaces contaminated with oily and organic residues. For certain organic residues that are more difficult to dissolve, solvent-based cleaning systems compatible with the surface may be used. It is important that the selected product is compatible with the metal, plastic, elastomeric or coated surfaces of the equipment.
Once chemical cleaning has dissolved or loosened the contaminant layer, the process may be completed using appropriate mechanical methods and, where necessary, controlled rinsing. Particularly during cleaning between different colors or process runs, care should be taken to prevent residues from the previous process from being carried over into the subsequent production stage.
This application is distinct from the management of process bath chemistry and is primarily intended for the maintenance cleaning of machinery and auxiliary equipment. When determining the cleaning method, the equipment manufacturer’s technical requirements and the properties of the process chemicals used should be evaluated together.
Product ınformatıon
- Industrial Cleaning and Degreasing Solvent, Organic Green Solvent
