Thermal Cleaning
Thermal Cleaning & Pyrolysis Oven
The VACUCLEAN 1713‑XXL is a large‑scale vacuum pyrolysis cleaning system designed to remove adhered organic contamination (plastics, polymers, coatings) from large metal parts, molds, tools and components.
Because it works under vacuum and uses controlled heating (melt‐off, pyrolysis, oxidation)
it is gentle and repeatable, protecting sensitive tools and large assemblies
from damage while maintaining high cleaning performance.
Typical applications include cleaning of large film/blown film dies, non‑wovens
equipment, extruder barrels, large molds, etc.
· Part Diameter: Up to 1.6 meters
· Part Weight: Up to 12,500 kg
· Loading: Front-loading system
· Ideal for: Blown film dies, spin packs, filter bundles
GENTLE & SAFE
Removes contaminants without damaging tools or sensitive components.
CHEMICAL-FREE
The process takes place in a vacuum and is environmentally friendly and sustainable.
EXTENDS SERVICE LIFE
Keeps your tools and components in excellent condition while reducing the need for replacement.
HIGH CLEANLINESS
Efficient removal of plastics, polymers, and coatings with high precision.
THE PROCESS
1. HEATING
Controlled heating in a vacuum.
2. PYROLYSIS
Organic material is broken down.
3. DECOMPOSITION
Residual contaminants are removed without the use of chemicals.
4. CLEAN RESULT
The tool is clean and ready for use.
FAQ
What materials can be cleaned?
The process is primarily intended for metal components and tooling with organic residues. Examples include extrusion tooling, molds, filter packs, cylinders, and other industrial components.
Is thermal cleaning gentle on components?
Yes. The temperature and process are carefully controlled to effectively remove contaminants while preserving the tool's shape, dimensions, and functionality.
What types of contaminants can be removed?
The process removes plastic residues, polymers, paint, coatings, and other organic materials that have adhered to metal components.
Why choose thermal cleaning instead of chemical cleaning?
Thermal cleaning does not require aggressive chemicals to remove organic residues. It provides an effective cleaning process while reducing the need for chemicals.
What happens after the cleaning process?
After cleaning, the components can be inspected and, if necessary, proceed to further processes such as refurbishment, polishing, or surface treatment, depending on the application.
