In the medical field, surface quality and cleanliness of products are of utmost importance as they directly impact the quality of medical equipment and devices. However, during the manufacturing process of medical products, surface defects such as burrs and residues often occur, affecting the product’s quality and lifespan. To address this issue, snow cleaning has become a highly effective surface treatment method, allowing for the rapid removal of surface defects and improving product yield.

Snow cleaning uses dry ice particles to clean surfaces, swiftly eliminating surface defects such as burrs and residues. During the cleaning process, solid carbon dioxide particles are evenly sprayed onto the surface in the form of snowflakes. The particles freeze the surface defects through the cooling effect and then rapidly evaporate due to their volatile nature, completely removing the defects.

Unlike traditional cleaning methods, the carbon dioxide particles used in snow cleaning are odorless, colorless, and do not cause any surface abrasion. Additionally, no chemicals are required during the cleaning process, and no wastewater or exhaust gas is generated, making it an eco-friendly cleaning method.

In addition to removing surface defects, snow cleaning can improve the surface cleanliness and clarity of the products. As there is no surface abrasion during the cleaning process, no scratches or imperfections are left behind. The cleaned surface is exceptionally clean and smooth, allowing for better reflection and refraction of light, thereby enhancing the visual appearance and quality of the products.

In conclusion, snow cleaning is a green cleaning method that can swiftly remove surface defects such as burrs and residues from medical products while improving their surface cleanliness and clarity. If you are looking to enhance the quality and yield of medical products, consider choosing snow cleaning.