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Jensen Aqueous Cleaning Systems' comprehensive aqueous cleaning product line includes quality ultrasonic cleaning solutions. Jensen's products can be equipped with a wide variety of options, such as chip collection, chip removal, oil skimming or oil coalescing, and high volume filtration. The result is 100% clean and dry parts, with higher throughput than competing systems.
Lewis Ultrasonics and Stoelting, LLC. produce quality and affordable ultrasonic cleaning solution and serve a wide variety of industries, including retail and food service companies, entertainment venues, institutions, military, manufacturing and job shops, electronic assembly and semi-conductor packaging, cheese plants, specialty food processing operations, and more.
Esma Incorporated has been manufacturing precision made ultrasonic cleaning and electropolishing equipment for almost half a century and continues to make a name for itself by supplying expertly designed and crafted ultrasonic cleaning solutions, in addition to becoming one of the leading sources for high-performance parts cleaning, pre-sterilization, surface finishing, and corrosion resistance.
A division of Magnus Equipment, Power Sonics is known as top-quality ultrasonic cleaning solution manufacturers. Offering standard & custom industrial ultrasonic cleaning products, Power Sonics provides ultra sonic cleaner services including design assistance, machine painting & structural fabrication. Power Sonics, LLC serves an array of industries including printing, automotive & medical.
If you are looking for ultrasonic cleaning solution, Ultrasonic Power can provide you with the best of its kind. Their world class cleaners use vibrations to generate millions of microscopic bubbles that can access the smallest parts on precision machinery. High energy release allows the ultimate level of clean that only these technologically advanced precision washers are able to provide.
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Ultrasonic Cleaning Solutions
Ultrasonic cleaning solutions are either water-based or solvents that contain
chemical or organic ingredients. They are
mainly composed of detergents and surfactants, or wetting agents that
reduce the surface tension of water. Cleaning solutions are also chosen
based on their flow characteristics. Those with static fluid conditions
facilitate the formation of standing wave patterns, therefore
maximizing cavitation strength. Flammable solutions are avoided because
of the risk of fire; the solution is heated to over 100 degrees
Fahrenheit. Acids and bleach are also seldom used because they damage
many materials such as stainless steel and create hazardous
environments for ultrasonic cleaner operators. Metals like stainless
steel, iron and magnesium need highly caustic solutions, while glass,
ceramics and plastics need moderately alkaline or neutral synthetic
solutions.
Ultrasonic cleaning solutions are the most important part of a cleaning system although they are one component of the larger unit. All ultrasonic cleaning equipment has, at minimum, a transducer, a generator and an immersion tank.
The parts are placed in the tank which holds the solution. These tanks
vary in size and shape though generally they are rectangular and made
from stainless steel or aluminum. The process begins when cavitation
occurs. The transducer is either mounted to the tank or is lowered into
the fluid. When the transducer introduces ultrasonic sound waves into
the tank, innumerable minute and intense imploding bubbles release both
energy and heat to provide a highly efficient method of scrubbing both
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 being cleaned. The level of cleaning solution must be carefully
monitored. If there is a noticeable decrease in the quality of the
cleaning action, the system needs to be refilled with cleaning agents.
After the ultrasonic cleaning process has finished, most systems rinse
the objects or parts clean of any leftover cleaning solutions.
