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Case Study · Engaged through Direct

A Recurring Air Washer, Duct, and Tunnel Program Across Multiple Textile Plants

This manufacturer's textile plants pull lint and fiber through air washers, ducts, and underground air tunnels big enough to drive a truck through.

CMI tech in a respirator pulls packed textile lint out of a duct inside an underground air tunnel.
Owner / Site
Textile manufacturer, multiple sites (name withheld)
Engaged through
Direct
Scope
Recurring annual program: air washers, ducts, underground tunnels, rollers
Scale
Multi-site

The work

Clean Metro built a dry ice and wash cleaning program for those systems, performed around production, and it became a recurring annual contract across multiple sites. The scope now reaches into ceiling plenums, overhead structure, and production rollers.

From the job

Half-cleaned ceiling tile in a textile plant plenum: thick cotton lint on one side, vacuumed surface on the other.
Half-cleaned ceiling tile in a textile plant plenum: thick cotton lint on one side, vacuumed surface on the other.
A walk-in square air duct in a textile plant, its walls and floor lined with cotton lint before cleaning.
A walk-in square air duct in a textile plant, its walls and floor lined with cotton lint before cleaning.
A CMI tech in a respirator works inside the ceiling plenum above a textile plant, lighting the lint-covered tiles before vacuuming.
A CMI tech in a respirator works inside the ceiling plenum above a textile plant, lighting the lint-covered tiles before vacuuming.
A CMI tech in a respirator works beside a lint-caked fan pulley and housing inside a textile air system.
A CMI tech in a respirator works beside a lint-caked fan pulley and housing inside a textile air system.
Looking down a round duct in a textile plant, its walls packed with cotton lint before cleaning.
Looking down a round duct in a textile plant, its walls packed with cotton lint before cleaning.
One roller, two halves: the blasted side is bare metal, the other still carries the baked-on buildup.
One roller, two halves: the blasted side is bare metal, the other still carries the baked-on buildup.

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