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Miroglio & C.: Maximum Cleaning Quality of Automotive Components with Modified Alcohol Luca Antolini ipcm®
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Opening photo: Steel components manufactured by Miroglio & C. after cleaning and drying.
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he rule that a non-polar contaminant, e.g. mineral oils, is best removed with a solvent whereas a polar contaminant, e.g. emulsions and solid particles, can be effectively removed with a water-based detergent solution is still valid. Yet, the case of Miroglio & C., an
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engineering company based in Turin (Italy) and specialising in automotive components, has proven that a versatile product and an accurate cleaning system enable to remove both types of contaminants with a solvent (a modified alcohol) while meeting the strict requirements posed by the automotive
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industry and its suppliers, as well as working safely and in compliance with the applicable regulations. The cleanliness specifications of steel and aluminium components for engines, gearboxes and transmissions for the automotive sector are very strict in terms