Precision engineering meets sustainability: Dollmar’s new modified alcohol redefines standards for cleanliness and energy efficiency.
In today’s manufacturing landscape, component cleaning has evolved into a strategic variable. Faced with increasingly stringent environmental regulations and the urgent need to cut operational costs, companies are moving away from legacy chlorinated solvents and energy-intensive aqueous systems in favour of more advanced solutions.
The answer to this industrial transition is DOLLMARSOL G120, a next-generation modified alcohol specifically engineered for closed-loop vacuum cleaning systems.
Why is the market shifting?
Traditional methods are increasingly falling short: chlorinated solvents pose significant health and safety risks, while water-based cleaning
demands massive energy consumption for drying and complex wastewater treatment. DOLLMARSOL G120 bridges this gap by focusing on four key pillars:
- Superior Cleaning Power: Its low surface tension allows it to penetrate complex geometries, blind holes, and micro-cavities to remove oils and polishing pastes effectively.
- Sustainability: It boasts a significantly improved toxicological profile, ensuring near-zero atmospheric emissions when used in hermetic systems.
- Circular Economy: The product is highly stable and easily distilled. It can be continuously regenerated within the plant, drastically reducing fresh solvent consumption and waste disposal costs.
- Multi-material Compatibility: Gentle on sensitive materials, it is safe for use on aluminium, brass, copper, and special alloys, leaving surfaces dry and spot-free.
Adopting DOLLMARSOL G120 is a strategic choice that goes beyond regulatory compliance. It represents a technological leap that optimises the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO), ensuring components are perfectly prepared for subsequent coating, welding, or assembly without the risk of rejects.