Efficient paint removal in antifriction coatings

IAuxiliary structures such as frames and templates are often used in the antifriction coating process to optimally position workpieces and protect them from unintended coating. Each time these structures pass through the full painting and curing process, an additional paint layer is added, potentially resulting in functional limitations. Conventional paint removal methods, such as abrasive sandblasting or chemical etching with concentrated caustic soda, can cause damage to materials, be time- and cost-intensive, or pose safety hazards. To streamline this process, BECHEM developed an innovative product that significantly optimizes the cleaning process: BECHEM Cleaner 5134 M—the new generation of paint removal.

BECHEM Cleaner 5134 M offers an efficient and sustainable alternative to conventional methods for removing paint. It was specially designed to remove cured layers of paint and is impressive thanks to its swift and residue-free cleaning. The cleaner is used in a spray process with the help of an ultrasound and allows paint to be removed in a gentle yet highly effective manner. The BECHEM Cleaner 5134 M is a durable solution for industrial painting operations thanks to its cutting-edge properties. It expedites the cleaning process, cuts costs, and also extends the service life of templates and auxiliary structures.

BECHEM is playing a critical role in increasing the coating industry’s efficiency with this state-of-the-art cleaner.