Thermal cleaning system

A thermal cleaning system according to EN 12753 is a specialized device designed to clean contaminated components and surfaces through the use of thermal energy. These systems are widely used in various industrial applications, especially in areas such as the automotive industry, metalworking, plastics manufacturing and other manufacturing processes where thorough cleaning of parts and components is required.

The thermal cleaning system works on the principle of thermal decomposition or pyrolysis. By heating the contaminated components to a sufficiently high temperature, organic contaminants such as oils, greases, paints or coatings are converted into gaseous components and removed from the surface. This process takes place in a controlled environment to ensure that the parts to be cleaned are not damaged.

The thermal cleaning system in accordance with EN 12753 meets certain normative requirements and safety standards to ensure effective and safe cleaning. For example, this standard specifies requirements for the design of the system, operating parameters such as temperature and airflow, and safety precautions to minimize potential risks to operators and the environment.

An important feature of many thermal cleaning systems in accordance with EN 12753 is their environmental friendliness. As they do not require chemical cleaning agents or solvents, they help to reduce environmental impact and comply with environmental regulations. In addition, they can be efficiently recycled and thus contribute to sustainable production practices.

Overall, a thermal cleaning system according to EN 12753 provides an effective, safe and environmentally friendly solution for cleaning contaminated components and surfaces in industrial applications. It helps to optimize production processes, improve the quality of manufactured parts and minimize the environmental impact at the same time.