What are the benefits of utilizing dry ice blasting in rubber manufacturing?
Dry ice blasting is used to clean rubber molds for manufacturers of gaskets, o-rings, shoes, and many other products. Because the tooling can be cleaned right at the press, dry ice blasting reduces potential damage to the molds from removing them from the press and reinstalling them. To reach the perfect cleaning result, tire manufacturers should use Automated In-Press Mold Cleaner, amobile solution which approach directly to the press. IceTech automated solutions provides precise and continuous tire mold cleaning.
Dry ice blasting has proven to be a very efficient technique to clean the extruder barrel as well as the center core, the screws, extrusion dies and other ancillary equipment. A tire manufacturer could astronomical savings from labor and cost reductions, increased mold and press up-time, and a reduced scrap.
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