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CO2 Particle Blast Cleaning for the Molded Rubber Products Industry

Overview The use of CO2 solid particle blasting for non-abrasive cleaning of rubber molds without removing molds from the press or creating a secondary waste stream has intrigued molded rubber products manufacturers since the mid-1980's. Today, many molded rubber product manufacturers are aware of CO2 particle blasting technology and its potential to reduced production downtime, maintenance labor costs, and enhanced product quality and appearance. In fact, molded rubber products manufacturers make up a major segment of the CO2 particle blast cleaning equipment market worldwide.

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Publisher	Cold Jet Inc.	File Format	HTML
Date Published	August 2003	Downloads	3
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