Cleaning industrial surfaces, plants & machines using high pressure

Maintenance, basic & special cleaning of surfaces, grids and tanks in industrial plants

Industrial plants can be cleaned particularly thoroughly using nothing more than water at a working pressure of up to 500 bar heated to up to 95°C. Whether rubber abrasion, oil, paint, adhesive, concrete or production residues – the DYNAJET high-pressure and surface cleaners clean any industrial area sustainably. Working with a water pressure of up to 500 bar and integrated suction, the DYNAJET DFS VAC surface cleaner is the perfect tool for sustainable and fast wet cleaning of large surfaces.

The integrated automatic suction system for the dirty water and wide 50-cm working surface means industrial plant areas can be cleaned particularly quickly. No re-wiping or dry-wiping is usually needed. The integrated automatic suction system does not need an electric supply and totally dispenses with the need for a separate wet vacuum cleaner. It uses the Venturi principle, creating a negative pressure with an additional water jet, which effectively extracts the dirty water.

Cleaning of plants, machines and parts

Many other industrial cleaning tasks apart from surface cleaning can be undertaken by DYNAJET cleaners using a single high-pressure cleaner and the right accessories. The DYNAJET high-pressure cleaners are ideally suited for thoroughly cleaning mould elements, machine and cast parts as well as workpieces made of different materials. One particular advantage of high-pressure technology when cleaning parts is that cleaning, degreasing, de-oiling and deburring of workpieces can be carried out in a single operation.

DYNAJET high-pressure cleaners are also suitable for special cleaning of plants and machines such as kilns, screen rollers, production machines, presses, heat exchangers, painting plants or precast concrete plants. DYNAJET’s environmentally friendly high-pressure water technology removes stubborn deposits, slags, oils, greases, resins, latex, plastic residues, caking and burnt-in deposits particularly thoroughly.