Application equipment used in surface treatment and coating facilities may come into contact with paints, coating materials, oils and various organic process residues during production. Residues accumulating over time on pumps, external hose surfaces, conveying components, application tools, equipment housings and removable mechanical parts require planned cleaning.
The fundamental approach to equipment cleaning is to use a chemical system appropriate to the nature of the contaminant, enabling residues to be removed from the surface in a controlled manner. Degreasing cleaners may be used for contamination consisting primarily of oil and grease, while suitable solvent systems can be applied to organic process residues. For more general production-related contamination, industrial cleaning methods compatible with the surface characteristics may be used.
Chemical selection should take into account not only cleaning performance but also compatibility with the different materials present in the equipment. In addition to metal surfaces, plastic components, elastomeric seals, painted areas and various coatings may come into contact with the cleaner. Material compatibility should therefore be evaluated in advance, particularly when solvent-based cleaners are used.
Planned equipment cleaning facilitates the inspection of the physical condition of mechanical components and connection points during maintenance. It also helps control the transfer of residues from previous processes into subsequent applications. Cleaning of coating equipment should therefore be regarded not as general post-production cleaning, but as a controlled stage of process and maintenance management.
Product ınformatıon
- Industrial Cleaning and Degreasing Solvent, Organic Green Solvent, Concentrated Orange-Based Organic General Cleaner
