Cleaning agent for molding machines (purging agent) 'Asaclean' usage example: inflation molding
Solving the difficulties of die cleaning in inflation molding and issues with fisheyes and gels!
We would like to introduce a case study on the use of 'Asaclean', which greatly contributes to improving productivity in the field of inflation molding. In inflation molding, there is a problem where resin tends to accumulate in the die, making it difficult to remove with simple purging. Additionally, there is a specific issue of fish eyes and gels occurring with polyethylene. Our product is a cleaning agent specifically designed for resin molding machines, possessing high cleaning power, and it resolves all these diverse issues. 【Customer Feedback】 - For a Φ65 extruder, the time was reduced from 3 hours to 1.5 hours; for a Φ75 extruder, the time was reduced from 12-24 hours to 3 hours, and peeling was made easier, resulting in less workload. - By using Asaclean "FD Grade," we were able to reduce the amount of cleaning agent used to two-thirds compared to when using other materials, which decreased the amount of industrial waste from cleaning agents and also contributed to improved work efficiency due to reduced cleaning time. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Product Features】 ■ Quick and effective resin replacement ■ No need for disassembly cleaning even if fish eyes occur ■ Purging is possible while winding up *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Asaclean has been supported by many customers as a pioneer of cleaning agents (purging agents) for molding machines since its launch in 1990, and today it has established its position as a top global brand, being used in over 75 countries and regions worldwide. Initially, it was a product designed for efficiently performing color and resin changes in plastic molding machines in small quantities and short periods. However, through subsequent grade development, it has become possible to achieve a wide range of effects, from the removal of resin degradation (burns, black spots, etc.) to prevention, and it is also utilized to reduce the defect rate of molded products. In 2008, we introduced the high-performance grade IMX, which has a completely different design concept from the conventional Asaclean, contributing to further reductions in foreign matter defect rates and the efficiency of molding machine maintenance. In the future, we will continue to provide products that further contribute to "reducing losses and improving efficiency in molding sites = cost reduction."
