dry-ice radiation technology
The service of hard carbon dioxide (CO²) in terms of dry - ice -
pallets helps you to put your production machines into an optically
perfect condition; it also ensures you to keep the worth of the
machines for a long time.
Further advantages are:
- Arrears-free blast grain
- Avoidance of waist
- Small downtimes of your production machines
Contrary to, in the past the use of mechanical or chemical
cleaning method with water, sand, plastic or glass beads, hereby is
a material and environmental careful cleaning variant chosen.
To convince you about the outstanding technique, we explain you
on the further pages the action principle of the radiation
medium.
The radiation medium
The dry - ice pallets with a length of approximately 10 mm and a
diameter of approximately
3 mm are formed, while liquid carbon dioxide from a low pressure
tank (at approx. 20 bars and approx. - 200° C stored) injects into
a pellettizercylinder and app. - 78° C cold dioxide snow and
relaxation on ambient pressure, which is consolidated and pressed
afterwards by a stencil, result.
The procedure and action principle
Dry ice jets are the sandblast similarly, however with
substantial advantages:
By means of the radiation plant low-cold dry ice pellets with a
temperature of - 78° C are radiated on the layer which can be
removed. With contact of frozen carbon dioxide, with the dirt
surface this is suddenly submitted of an "Under cooling".
By the thermal effects (thermo voltage) the layer, which can be
removed pulls together suddenly and replaces themselves by those in
the following arising pellets without damage of the
substrate.
This procedure causes that the layer which can be removed, clears
away itself not mechanically, but by the careful embrittlement of
respective adhering. Therefore it is possible to clean very
sensitive layers.
Thus application type develop among other things in the
- Food industry
- Chemical industry
- Plastic industry
- Printing industry
- Polystyrene industry
- Tyre production
- Foundries
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