Screed is a common building material that is frequently used in the construction industry. It is mainly used as a substrate for floor coverings and fulfills both structural and aesthetic functions. Screed is produced in different variants, such as cement screed, anhydrite screed or flowing screed, and is used in residential, commercial and industrial buildings, as well as in damp rooms and above heating pipes. The variety of applications results from the outstanding properties of screed, including its high load-bearing capacity, long service life and good thermal conductivity.
Over time, however, screed can be affected by mechanical stress, abrasion, chemical influences or dirt deposits. Especially in commercial areas or heavily frequented buildings, the cleanliness of the screed is essential, as it not only influences the visual impression, but also takes hygiene and safety aspects into account. This is where the dry ice blasting process comes into play, an innovative and effective method for cleaning screed surfaces.
Cleaning screed with dry ice offers numerous advantages. Firstly, this method is particularly gentle on the surface of the screed. Conventional cleaning methods that use mechanical pressure or aggressive chemicals can damage the structure of the screed. In contrast, dry ice removes even dried or stubborn dirt without damaging the underlying material surface. This is particularly important in sensitive areas where the screed fulfills a load-bearing function.
In addition, the cleaning speed is a significant plus. Dry ice blasting enables efficient and time-saving cleaning, minimizing interruptions to operations. This is a decisive advantage, especially in industrial applications where downtime can lead to high costs. Cleaning teams can use this method to clean large areas in a very short time without extensive preparation times or rework.
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The areas of application of the dry ice blasting process for screed cleaning are diverse. In industrial facilities, the method ensures that production areas are kept in a hygienic and functional condition. In public buildings, schools or healthcare facilities, it helps to ensure the cleanliness and safety of floors. Dry ice can also be used in living spaces to thoroughly remove contamination such as paint or adhesive residue after renovation work.
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