Industrial Cleaning Services

Annual Savings of at least £75,328 How we saved Simon £75,328 – Simon’s calculations were based on the following; An average 13 filters a month were cleaned in 2019. Erema laser discs in Simon’s case, but this process also applies to Ettlinger, MAS or other hot melt...

Business Need We recently received an enquiry regarding a specialist gearbox from an exciter unit. These units are heavy-duty mechanical machines designed to vibrate and shake equipment such as filters or feeders. The gearbox is the core component of the exciter unit,...

Business Need Fimic machines are widely used in the recycling industry for the pelletising of waste plastic. These systems rely on interchangeable parts that can become clogged over time with purge and waste material. A key component is the Fimic screen – a large...

Candle filters are essential for maintaining system performance, but over time they become clogged with stubborn contaminants, this is most commonly heavy carbon buildup and particulate debris.

Over the past few months, we’ve noticed a new trend emerging in plastics recycling: the rise of what we’ve started calling “micro recyclers.”

One of the UK’s largest baked goods manufacturers contacted us with a particularly tough problem: their tiny aluminum baking rods had become completely coated with hardened, carbonized dough residue (see image below). This buildup was preventing proper use, risking contamination, and slowing down production.

Candle filters are essential for maintaining system performance, but over time they become clogged with stubborn contaminants, this is most commonly heavy carbon buildup and particulate debris.

Anilox rollers are critical to delivering consistent, high-quality print results. Over time, ink and coatings become trapped deep within the roller cells.

Heat exchangers are vital to industries ranging from energy and manufacturing to food processing and HVAC.

One of the UK’s leading leather manufacturers based in Peterborough approached Sonic Solutions with a major challenge – 147 dust filters, all heavily packed with leather dust and residue from high-volume production.

Our client recently sent in a batch of precision-stamped stainless steel components that had become marked during the drying process. Although freshly manufactured, the parts arrived with stubborn water stains that affected both their visual appearance and overall finish quality.

Our client Ian Bartlett, a private collector and restorer of antique musical instruments, initially approached a professional instrument restorer for help with a 200-year-old Schwieso Grecian concert harp, crafted primarily from brass. He was quoted £1,500 for the cleaning alone.