ANILOX ROLL CLEANING EQUIPMENT

Cleaner anilox rolls.

More control over your production.

Bring anilox cleaning into your maintenance routine with equipment built around your rolls and the way you work.

Choose laser or baking soda cleaning to remove stubborn buildup, recover usable cell volume and support consistent ink transfer and coat weights.

Circular laser up close while cleaning an anilox roll.
Since 1985
Focused on roll cleaning
50,000+ rolls
cleaned by ARCS
75+ years
Combined tech experience

TWO TECHNOLOGIES. ONE CLEANER ROLL.

Find the right fit for your pressroom.

Start with the cleaning method. Then choose a configuration that works with your roll handling, available space and production schedule.
Eclipse R2000 Laser System from ARCS

Laser

Precision cleaning. No blast media.

Patented circular laser scanning removes contamination from anilox cells without baking soda or liquid cleaning agents. Choose a dedicated R2000 cabinet or a Portable system configured for your application.

  • Enclosed off-press and portable configurations
  • Controlled cleaning with filtered extraction
  • Settings matched to the roll and residue
START HERE IF
You want laser cleaning and
a choice of how to bring it into your plant.
Pro-Series Soda Blast system on a utility cart.

Baking Soda

Portable equipment. Practical versatility.

Low-pressure baking soda helps dislodge dried ink, coatings and residue within the cells. An automated traverse and integrated vacuum collection bring a controlled cleaning process directly to your roll.

  • On-press or dedicated off-press cleaning
  • Compact equipment on a utility cart
  • Vacuum collection captures spent soda and residue
START HERE IF
You want a portable soda cleaning
system adaptable to your pressroom.

SIDE BY SIDE

Two approaches. The differences that matter.

Both equipment families support in-house anilox maintenance. The cleaning method & installation requirements determine the right choice.
ECLIPSE LASER SYSTEMS PRO-SERIES SODA BLAST
Cleaning Method Patented circular laser scanning Low-pressure baking soda blasting
Where it works R2000 off-press cabinet
or Portable on-press / off-press setup
On-press
or at an off-press roll station
Media & collection No blast media; filtered extraction
collects removed material
Baking soda media; vacuum collection captures
soda and removed material
Installation Electrical supply, extraction and model-specific
laser safety requirements
Compressed air, electrical
supply and dust collection
Configuration  Choose the R2000 or Portable Laser System Match traverse, supports and roll cart to the application

ARCS will review your roll dimensions, residue and working environment to confirm equipment fit and installation requirements.

Portable Laser System - On Press (square)

Built Around Your Work

The right system starts with your rolls.

Cleaning equipment should fit the way your plant operates.
We’ll help you work through the details before recommending a setup.

What needs to come off?
Tell us about the ink, coating, adhesive or residue you’re removing.

Where will cleaning happen?
Consider roll access, removal, available floor space and utilities.

How will it fit your schedule?
Plan around cleaning frequency, roll availability and your maintenance team.

BEYOND THE EQUIPMENT

Equipment knowledge. Field experience. Ongoing support.

We use roll cleaning equipment in the field. That hands-on experience helps us guide your team from the first application review through everyday operation.

Application review

Discuss your rolls and cleaning challenges, then evaluate the equipment and configuration that make sense for your plant.

Setup & training

Prepare your operators to use the selected system, follow its cleaning process and understand routine maintenance.

Direct ARCS support

Get help with operating questions, equipment care and changes in your cleaning requirements.

LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR APPLICATION

Bring us your rolls. We’ll help with the next step.

Share your roll dimensions, press details and cleaning challenges. We’ll help compare the options and discuss a demonstration for your application.

Laser System On-Press