UK Ltd.
In-house cleaning
Services
CryoGenesis (UK) Ltd. Cleaning Centre
In addition to sales and hires of Dry Ice blasting equipment to
industry, we at CryoGenesis also offer the customer the option
to have machinery and components to be professionally
Cryogenically cleaned by our experienced team of
trained operators. This can either take place at the customer's
premises See On site cleaning or at our dedicated cleaning centre
in Littlehampton West Sussex.
Our facility incorporates a custom designed, 4 x 3 x 3 metre,
fully sound attenuated dry ice cleaning booth with extraction.
An innocuous wash down agent is also provided within to degrease
and protect surfaces prior to, during and after the dry ice cleaning
has taken place.

In House Cleaning of Printing Press Equipment
At the CryoGenesis cleaning centre, printing press equipment has
been dry ice cleaned since 1996. The printing
industry were one of the first industries to adopt the CryoGenesis
blasting systems in the United Kingdom as an alternative to
traditional solvent based cleaning methods.
Printing press equipment cleaning process flow description.
1. The customer books in the unit/s and or ancillary equipment
for cleaning with CryoGenesis. Transportation and delivery
dates are arranged. See Contact us
2. The units arrive at our centre and are unloaded either with our
Forklift truck or by means of an on board crane provided with
the transport.

3. The units and all ancillary equipment are then inspected,
and are colour tagged for customer identification
purposes. In order for the equipment to be cleaned effectively,
the inking units require certain items to be stripped from the
units if not already done so by qualified press engineers.
4. Units and ancillary items can now be dry ice cleaned by our
team of professional operators.



Note: These above pictures were taken at Dornier Printing Machinery (London) in 1994 by Clive Curtis. Since then these pictures have appeared on many other web sites and publications throughout the industry!
5. The customer is contacted and arrangements for collection
of the cleaned units are made. Prior to despatch,
the units and painted components are wrapped in a protective
packaging material to protect the cleaned surfaces during
transportation to the customer.

The above flow process also applies to any other machinery or
components that can be cleaned in-house at our cleaning centre.
Such examples are:








BLAST IT CLEAN WITH DRY ICE!
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