PRECISION SURFACE CLEANING + PREPARATION

An electrochemical process that smooths and polishes metal surfaces, enhancing their appearance and corrosion resistance.

Vapor degreasing is a cleaning process that uses vaporized solvents to effectively remove grease, oil, and contaminants from metal parts. The vapor condenses on surfaces, ensuring thorough cleaning of intricate geometries without damaging delicate components, minimizing waste and environmental impact.

Eco-friendly, high-efficiency cleaning for industrial parts—aqueous systems deliver consistent, residue-free results that prep components for coating, assembly, or performance-critical applications with speed, scale, and reliability.

Ultrasonic cleaning uses high-frequency sound waves to create bubbles that implode, removing contaminants without damaging delicate parts. Aqueous cleaning utilizes water-based solutions with detergents for effective, eco-friendly removal of dirt and grease from various materials, including metals and plastics.

Our cleanroom cleaning and packaging services comply with ISO 9001:2015 standards and are performed in Class 7 cleanrooms. With four dedicated cleanrooms, we ensure stringent protocols for contamination control, maintaining the highest quality and safety for sensitive products and applications.

Passivation is a chemical treatment process that removes free iron from stainless steel surfaces, enhancing corrosion resistance by forming a thin, protective oxide layer.

Shot blasting with steel and stainless steel involves propelling metal shots at high speeds to clean and prepare surfaces. This technique effectively removes contaminants, oxidation, and surface imperfections, enhancing surface profile and ensuring optimal adhesion for coatings and treatments.

Dry ice blasting uses solid carbon dioxide pellets as an abrasive to clean surfaces. It effectively removes contaminants without damaging underlying materials, making it ideal for sensitive components and equipment.

Grit and bead blasting are surface preparation techniques that utilize abrasive materials to clean and enhance surfaces. Grit blasting uses angular abrasives for aggressive cleaning and surface profiling, while bead blasting employs spherical beads for a smoother finish, ensuring optimal surface preparation for coatings and treatments.

Descaling is a cleaning process that removes scale, rust, and other contaminants from metal surfaces, typically using chemical solutions or mechanical methods. This essential surface preparation technique enhances adhesion for coatings, improves aesthetics, and ensures optimal performance of metal components in various applications.

Timesaver sanding and straight lining are processes that efficiently clean and prepare surfaces by removing material to achieve uniformity and smoothness. Timesaver sanding quickly removes imperfections, while straight lining ensures consistent dimensions, enhancing surface quality for optimal adhesion of coatings and finishes.