Assembly lines

For cryogenic cleaning, production lines may vary depending on industrial sectors. Here are some examples of production lines where cryogenic cleaning is commonly applied:

1. Automotive Industry

Cleaning of painting robots: Elimination of paint residue without damaging the equipment.
Cleaning of parts, removal of rust, preventive maintenance of machines.
2. Food Industry

Cleaning of food processing equipment: Removal of fats, oils and impurities.
Cleaning ovens and grills: Elimination of grease deposits and cooking residues.
Destruction of Bacteria: Cryogenic cleaning also acts as a disinfection agent.
3. Dairy and Cheese Industry

Elimination of dairy residues: Cleaning of production equipment and machines.
Degreasing of heavy equipment: Preventive maintenance of machines.
Cleaning hard-to-reach areas: Access and cleaning of complex areas.
4. Electronics Industry

Cleaning of printed circuit boards: Removal of solder flux and other contaminants.
Cleaning of semiconductor manufacturing equipment: Maintaining extremely clean conditions.
Cleaning electrical panels: Elimination of residues and contaminants.
5. Aeronautical Industry

Cleaning composite molds: Elimination of resin residue.
Cleaning of parts and maintenance equipment: Maintenance of engine parts.
Engine cleaning: Maintenance of engines without damaging them.
6. Printing houses

Cleaning of printing presses: Elimination of ink and paper residue.
Cleaning of finishing equipment: Maintenance of equipment to ensure optimal print quality.
7. Plastic and Rubber Industry

Cleaning injection molds: Removal of plastic and rubber residue.
Cleaning of production equipment: Maintenance of production lines.
8. Pharmaceutical Industry

Cleaning of reactors and tanks: Removal of chemical residues.

Our cryogenic cleaning is appreciated in these industries for its effectiveness, its ability to clean without residue, and its respect for delicate surfaces without damaging them.