Mold Cleaner Uses Dry Ice for a Deeper, Non-Abrasive Clean
Cold Jet’s i³ MicroClean cleaning method enables deeper cleaning where other methods cannot reach and extends equipment life.
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Cold Jet showcases its i³ MicroClean cleaning method during dry ice cleaning demonstrations at Amerimold 2018. The non-abrasive cleaning method helps facilities clean molds in-place at operating temperatures. According to the company, this cleaning system enables the cleaning of intricate cavities that other methods cannot reach. It extends the life of equipment by eliminating the need for chemicals, wire brushes and abrasive pads, and enables increased cycles between preventative maintenance while reducing scrap.
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