Thermal cleaning equipment is specialized machinery designed to remove organic contaminants—like paint, plastic, resin, or grease—from metal parts, tools, and machinery components using controlled heat. Instead of relying on harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaning methods, thermal cleaning systems use high temperatures (typically between 400°C to 600°C) to burn off organic materials, leaving behind only inorganic ash, which can then be easily brushed or rinsed away.
The process usually occurs in a closed thermal chamber, ensuring safe and environmentally responsible operation. Many systems also include afterburners or thermal oxidizers to neutralize fumes, making the process more eco-friendly.
In industries such as automotive, coating, and plastics manufacturing, thermal cleaning equipment is often used to clean paint hooks, dies, filters, molds, and extruder parts. By keeping tools free from buildup, it helps maintain production efficiency, prevents defects, and extends equipment life.
Compared to chemical cleaning, thermal cleaning offers several advantages: it reduces chemical waste, minimizes labor effort, and delivers consistent results. It’s also safer for workers, as it limits exposure to toxic solvents.
Overall, thermal cleaning equipment has become an essential part of modern industrial maintenance, combining sustainability, safety, and precision in one efficient process
The process usually occurs in a closed thermal chamber, ensuring safe and environmentally responsible operation. Many systems also include afterburners or thermal oxidizers to neutralize fumes, making the process more eco-friendly.
In industries such as automotive, coating, and plastics manufacturing, thermal cleaning equipment is often used to clean paint hooks, dies, filters, molds, and extruder parts. By keeping tools free from buildup, it helps maintain production efficiency, prevents defects, and extends equipment life.
Compared to chemical cleaning, thermal cleaning offers several advantages: it reduces chemical waste, minimizes labor effort, and delivers consistent results. It’s also safer for workers, as it limits exposure to toxic solvents.
Overall, thermal cleaning equipment has become an essential part of modern industrial maintenance, combining sustainability, safety, and precision in one efficient process