Integral Cleaning

Ecological Cleaning of Paint Tools III

Shot-blasting and Sand-blasting booths:

ISN uses shot-blasting and sand-blasting to clean painting tools which cannot be exposed to high temperatures. This technique is performed in booths in which duly-equipped operators use compressors which blast metal or sand particles depending on the part in question.


Manufacture of Painting Tools:

In this way, ISN is able to attend all of its customers' requirements throughout the life of the tool from manufacture and maintenance to gauging, stripping and logistics. Customers pay a proportional price for the use of each part, the tools being offered through leasing or renting, thereby allowing customers to balance costs and cut investment.


Tool Repair and Balancing:

In addition to cleaning, our plants also repair and adapt painting tools. ISN's workshop includes a welding section to repair tools which have deformed.


Chemical Stripping:

Painting processes generate a relatively high percentage of parts rejected at quality control due to paint faults. These parts are melted down, injected and painted again or directly disposed of.

ISN has developed a paint elimination process which strips the parts with chemicals without damaging the basic material.

The parts are returned to the customer clean and ready for the paint tunnel. At present, no other supplier can provide a service of this kind at industrial level. The process helps cut costs by reducing the number of rejects. The production of waste is also reduced by recovering parts which would previously have been disposed of.

In order to comply with our Environmental Policy and current legislation, the installation is fitted with gas suction, washing water and chemical stripper treatment systems. The chemicals used are free of chlorine, amines and phenols.

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