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Cool Clean Technologies Has A Hot IMTS

Snow cleaning uses solid CO2 particles to clean the surface removing fingerprints, contaminants, and light oils without causing any damage to the part.

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One of the hottest booths at IMTS this year had a very “cool” process as Cool Clean Technologies introduced its new cleaning technologies utilizing environmentally friendly CO2.

 

Snow cleaning uses solid CO2 particles to clean the surface removing fingerprints, contaminants, and light oils without causing any damage to the part. Liquid CO2 (LCO2) cleaning uses a different approach. Parts to be cleaned are placed in a wash vessel kept at high pressure enabling the CO2 to remain as a liquid. LCO2 cleans all around the surface and inside the part in  areas difficult to reach with water based cleaning.

 

All of Cool Clean Technologiesprocesses are waterless, chemical-free, and designed to save customers on time and money. For more information, please visit CoolClean.com

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