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What is the best way to clean a cooler?

2010-06-04View Original

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After operating for some time, the coolers in our factory accumulate a lot of scale inside. Moreover, the pipe openings are small, making it difficult to clean them. Does anyone have any good methods for cleaning them?
Reply #22010-06-05
It is best to use a high-pressure jet pump for cleaning, as the cleaning effect is very noticeable! If your company does not have jet pumps, you can seek out a professional heat exchanger cleaning company
Reply #32010-06-05
It’s easy to find a professional cleaning company; a high-pressure water drill can be used for this
Reply #42010-06-05
See what material it is; some can be pickled.
Reply #52010-06-06
It can be rinsed again using a high-pressure flushing pump; that will do.
Reply #62010-06-06
Reply to 1# ぃ☆ Both lips ぃ: High-pressure water or specialized cleaning agents can be used; there are also specialized cleaning companies that can be consulted for help
Reply #72010-06-06
It’s simple: buy a plastic pump; it’s quite cheap, around a few hundred yuan. With pickling solution and a small jar, you can carry out pickling.
Reply #82010-06-06
The most commonly used method at present is high-pressure water jet cleaning; although it is troublesome, it is reliable.
Reply #92010-06-07
I used to hire a cleaning company, which charged 4,000 yuan, but now I can do it myself for less than 200 yuan.
Reply #102010-06-08
Those with small diameters are difficult to clean using a pump; if the material permits, chemical cleaning can be used
Reply #112010-06-08
It’s easy to find a professional cleaning company; a high-pressure water jet can be used to clear it!

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