SCHWING Technologies is Showing Thermal Cleaning Solutions at the NPE 2018 in Orlando

Neukirchen-Vluyn, Germany, April 14, 2018 --(PR.com)-- Orlando is once again the meeting point for the international plastics sector this year as it was in 2015. In line with the leading American plastics trade fair, NPE, SCHWING Technologies will inform visitors on systems to thermally clean plastic contamination from machine parts at booth S26199 from May 7-11, 2018. "Our systems work extremely fast, are safe, energy-efficient, eco-friendly and clean reliably and gently," emphasized Thomas Schwing, general manager at the company and their expert at the NPE.

With its VACUCLEAN, INNOVACLEAN and MAXICLEAN systems, the German plant manufacturer is an internationally successful specialist in removing polymers. Since 1969, SCHWING offers intelligent and reliable systems for any metal parts and tools in the plastics industry. The benefits for the plastics industry include shorter machine downtimes and higher service lives of cleaned tools and machine parts.

SCHWING Technologies
SCHWING Technologies has been operating since 1969 and is the worldwide technological leader for high-temperature systems for thermal cleaning, thermo-chemical finishing and heat treatment of metal parts and tools. The owner-managed company constructs, manufactures and operates its systems at its headquarters in Neukirchen-Vluyn in Germany's Lower Rhine region. Built upon the achievements of German engineering, the medium-sized business is globally the best-known specialist in the removal of plastics. Among its around 2,500 international clients are companies from the plastics and fiber industries, as well as from the chemicals and automobile sectors. With its 80-strong personnel, the company is equipped with the tools and systems for any cleaning need and delivers the best economy, ecology and quality. SCHWING is also a reliable service partner for contract cleaning by cleaning more than 250,000 tools and parts each year to the highest environmental and qualitative standards. In the words of Ewald and Thomas Schwing, the two managing directors at SCHWING Technologies GmbH, “So far, there has not been a single component that we have not been able to free from polymers and inorganic contaminants.”