Reduce cleaning time by one-third! Carbide removal, color change, and resin replacement are possible without damaging the molding machine! *Sample and case materials available.
The high-performance purge agent "Aresclara" for plastic molding machines can be used simply by blending 5% with your existing base range at molding temperatures of 150 to 430°C, allowing for the removal of carbon deposits, color changes, and resin changes without damaging the molding machine. Traditional representative purge agents physically remove carbon deposits using glass-filled resins, which can damage the interior of the molding machine. However, with the introduction of Aresclara, the image of purge agents will shift towards "cleaning." 【Key Points】 ◎ Capable of removing carbon deposits adhered to metal surfaces ◎ Achieves a residual "0" inside the molding machine ◎ Eliminates talc, tantalite, titanium oxide, and pigments ◎ Compatible with almost all resins with just one grade (molding temperatures of 150 to 430°C) ◎ Recyclable, offering significant benefits in terms of environmental impact and cost ★ Free Samples Available ★ If you would like a sample, please specify your "intended use" and contact us via the information below.
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It forms a thin liquid film on metal surfaces through 100% chemical action, lifting contaminants and eliminating them from the machine even with weak resin pressure. Since it does not contain inorganic substances, it is also suitable for cleaning molds, hot runners, gear pumps, adapters, nozzles, and dies. (Manufacturer: Interface Engineering Institute Co., Ltd.) − Main Features − ■ Capable of removing carbides adhered to metal surfaces ■ A versatile type that does not select molding temperature or molding resin ■ Recyclable, providing significant advantages in terms of environmental impact and cost ■ Becomes liquid at 130°C and does not leave residues in the machine ■ Excellent peeling from metal surfaces, reducing cleaning time significantly * Detailed materials and fax forms can be downloaded from the screen.
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Main Application Areas ■ Mold (Hot Runner) Cleaning ■ Gear Pump Cleaning ■ Adapter Cleaning ■ Die Cleaning ■ Nozzle Cleaning ■ Carbide Removal ■ Gel Removal ■ Foreign Matter Removal ■ Resin Change ■ Color Change
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A purge agent (resin cleaning agent) is a type of cleaning agent that removes resin and carbon from metal surfaces. It is used in plastic molding machines and extrusion molding machines to eliminate plastic and carbon that have melted and accumulated during production, preventing a decrease in yield. In the past, abrasive types were common, which could scratch the surface of molding machines, but recently, types using boric acid as the main component have become mainstream, creating a film on the metal surface to detach and remove dirt.
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Appearance before using Aresclara: Screw with carbide from PC (black) attached.
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Condition after using Aresclo: PMMA (transparent) + Aresclo 5% soaking, screws after finishing.
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