In modern printing facilities, printing and post-press processes are managed by highly sophisticated electronic control and automation systems. Printing presses, cutting systems, folding and binding lines operate in conjunction with electrical panels, electronic circuit boards, motors, drives, sensors and various control components. Fine paper dust, oil mist and various process contaminants present in the production environment may accumulate over time on suitable surfaces of this equipment.
The cleaning of electrical and electronic systems should be approached separately from general machinery cleaning. Cleaning methods intended for sensitive electronic circuit boards may differ from those suitable for motors or electromechanical components. The suitability of the cleaning product for the specific component, its effect on plastics and elastomers, and its ability to clean without leaving undesirable residues are among the key selection criteria.
Before application, the equipment manufacturer’s maintenance instructions should be taken into account. Any work requiring electrical isolation should be carried out in accordance with the facility’s established electrical safety procedures. Chemical compatibility with cable insulation, plastic connectors, electronic coatings and other sensitive materials should also be evaluated.
The purpose of cleaning is not limited to removing visible paper dust. The controlled removal of contaminants that have combined with oil to form adhesive deposits on suitable surfaces, as well as facilitating the inspection of components during maintenance, also forms part of the process.
Electrical and electronic system cleaning should therefore be regarded as a distinct and controlled area of planned technical maintenance in highly automated printing facilities.
Product ınformatıon
- Electrical and Electronic Component Cleaning Solvent, Electronic PCB and Circuit Cleaning and Protection Solvent
