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Jensen Aqueous Cleaning Systems manufactures both standard and custom aqueous cleaning systems, industrial aqueous part washers, solvent free parts washers and metal parts cleaning equipment. The JENFAB product line includes vertical agitation immersion washers, automotive parts washers, belt conveyor spray washers and ultrasonic cleaning equipment.
Stoelting, LLC. is an authority on the design and manufacturing of ultrasonic cleaning equipment and is highly regarded by many different industries, from retail to the military. Their success is no doubt due to the superior precision their products exhibit, along with their experienced sales and customer support staff, backed by Stoelting's outstanding warranty.
Esma Inc. is a leading manufacturer of exceptional ultrasonic cleaning equipment and does not cut corners when insuring customers with nothing less than the best. Esma also manufactures a line of benchtop electropolishing equipment and corresponding electropolishing solutions, which is well-regarded throughout the world and is used in many of the major medical manufacturers.
Power Sonics along with Magnus Equipment, has designed and developed hundreds of custom systems, which were designed to meet special or unique cleaning and material handling requirements. They would like to have the opportunity to do the same for you. However simple or complex your washing and processing needs are, look first to Power Sonics to provide the best ultrasonic cleaning equipment.
Since 1972, Ultrasonic Power has provided excellent & affordable ultrasonic cleaning equipment. Whether you are a small manufacturer who cares about the ultimate in cleanliness or a large OEM who wishes to invest in precision washing equipment to maximize the useful life of heavy machinery, we have the experience & equipment you can depend on to help you take your project from start to finish.
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Ultrasonic Cleaning Equipment
Ultrasonic cleaning equipment has multiple benefits, including accuracy, consistency and speed. Ultrasonic cleaning equipment is also more environmentally-friendly than using chemical solvents or hazardous chemicals. Unfortunately, tightly bonded soils, greases, and contaminants cannot always be removed with the use of ultrasonic cleaning equipment alone but combining aqueous cleaning techniques with ultrasonic cleaning technology has been found to be an effective and environmentally-safe method of cleaning. Ultrasonic cleaning equipment is capable of cleaning individual parts as well as multiple items simultaneously and is used in a variety of both commercial and industrial applications. Jewelry cleaning, window blind cleaning and golf club cleaning are all completed with commercial ultrasonic cleaning equipment. Industrial applications include automotive parts, critical and precision cleaning and pre- and postproduction cleaning.
All ultrasonic cleaning equipment consists at the least a transducer, a generator and an immersion tank. The tank ranges in sizes from small and portable to industrial tanks. They may be long and narrow or rectangular depending on the application. The parts that require cleaning are placed into the tank which contains an ultrasound conductive fluid. There are three commonly used cleaning mediums: hot water cleaning, which uses a heated water stream; aqueous cleaning, which uses a water-based ultrasonic cleaning solution and solvent or vapor cleaning, in which the solvent is evaporated then condensed onto the surface of the parts. The process begins when there is cavitation. Cavitation is caused by the transducer which, depending on the equipment used, is either mounted directly in the tank or placed inside during operation. When the transducer introduces ultrasonic sound waves into the tank, countless minute imploding bubbles release both energy and heat to provide a highly efficient method of scrubbing exposed and concealed surfaces of the immersed parts. There is a direct connection between how the frequency and the number of implosions which allows for a high level of control; high frequencies ideal for the removal of very small particles without harming the surface of the parts and equipment being cleaned.
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