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Buildup of cured material and mould release agents causes sticking moulds, blemishes and unwanted flash on final parts, making them unusable and requiring press shutdown for cleaning. Traditional cleaning methods can be time consuming, ineffective, damaging to moulds and result in high labour and material costs.
Dry ice blasting is an in-place, online or offline, quick and effective way to clean without damaging expensive moulds.
Improve product quality while reducing production downtime
Dry ice blasting safely cleans rubber moulds while hot and online, reducing downtime and eliminating mould fouling.
Reduce production downtime by effectively cleaning tire moulds online
Dry ice cleaning extends running times and reduces defects and scrap rates by cleaning tire moulds in-press without damaging spring vents.
Dry ice blasting allows rubber and tire moulders to clean their moulds in-press, at operating temperatures. Cleaning moulds online eliminates complete shutdowns, reduces production downtime and improves product quality.
Leroy MilamBy cleaning in place, we have addressed the operator safety issues associated with pulling a hot mold. One of the most notable gains is the increased productivity by cleaning our molds in-place, thus extending our production runs. We now use dry ice blasting in all of our manufacturing facilities.
Mike WohlfarthWe clean a number of molds that are hot while online. With dry ice cleaning, we are able to clean the molds much faster than when using chemicals. This has reduced downtime and increased both our productivity and employee safety.
Proven technology produces definable results
Our solutions are driving real results in our customers’ organisations.
Contact us today to learn more about how dry ice cleaning is helping rubber and tire moulders improve their operations.
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