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DRY ICE CLEANING

Our experience with our customers shows that our clients often expect a swift and budget-oriented solution, and this requires maximum flexibility and the constant development of the cleaning equipments. In many cases, non environment friendly materials cannot be used and the removal of the chemicals left of the cleaning task, can lead to problems.

With our dry ice cleaning equipments, even the most stubborn stains can be removed, without damaging the surface and polluting the environment. During cleaning, with the help of high-pressure air, on the surface, we apply carbon-dioxide (dry ice), which is cooled to -79 °C. When some of the dry ice penetrates the stain, it is being cracked by the swift cooling, and the stains's attachment to the surface ceases to exist. The whipped-back air removes the stain, which is now frozen and in a solid state, and the dry ice evaporates in the form of gas.

 

The dry ice technology has been proven in many of the following fields:

• kitchen vent hoods, air duct cleaning
• food equipments and their cleaning
• buildings, facade cleaning
• after a fire, grime removal
• statues, and monuments cleaning
• places where heavy machinery is used, removal of oil, grime, wax
• electrical equipment cleaning
• plastic and aluminum mould tools cleaning
• graffiti and chewing gum removal
• sticker removal from vehicles
• paint removal
• printing machines and tools cleaning

 

Benefits of the technology:

• the cleaning equipment is mobile, easy to transport to location
• cleaning – in most cases – without dissasembly
• no need to wait for drying, which saves time for clients
• chemical-free cleaning
• environment friendly

Damage is not done at all to the surface (no dingy effect, as with eg: sand-spraying)

• partnergroup [kukac] partnergroup [pont] hu

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  Phone: +36 23 428 045

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  2040 Budaörs, Gyár utca 2.
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  Phone: +36 23 428 045

  Fax: +36 23 428 046

  8800 Nagykanizsa, Buda Ernõ u. 19.
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  Phone: +36 23 428 045

  Fax: +36 23 428 046

  4031 Debrecen, Kishegyesi út 163-165.