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\nIndustrial Parts Cleaning\n<\/h2>[vc_column_text el_class=”blocksatz”]<\/p>\n

Process-related, the industrial production of components (mostly) results in an undesired impact of particles (such as metal chips) and dirt films (such as cooling lubricants) on the components. To ensure the quality of subsequent processes (color coating, hardening, galvanizing, etc.) or the purity of the end product, these impurities must be removed. Since the impurities depend on the production process and the product, a variety of methods are used for cleaning. In the field of spray cleaning, special nozzles and often even elaborated mechanics are used to provide additional movement.<\/p>\n

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\nParts Cleaning. The Movement Makes the Difference.\n<\/h2>[vc_column_text el_class=”blocksatz”]<\/p>\n

What do you do when you pick up a garden hose to clean something? You probably swing it forth and back when facing persistent dirty, right?
\nMost people do this movement intuitively, since a moving jet cleans much better due to the interrupted drop impact. So the dynamics make a big difference when cleaning.<\/p>\n

In parts cleaning, this is no different. The movement improves the cleaning performance. In the ultrasonic bath it is the vibration, in basket or drum washing it is the (relative) movement between cleaning nozzles and the parts to be cleaned. Often even complex mechanical solutions are used to generate additional movement.<\/p>\n

The OsciJet nozzle, on the other hand, generates a compact moving jet without complex and therefore maintenance-prone mechanics. In addition, the nozzle adopts a flow instability in its interior and thus manages without moving parts. This makes the nozzle extremely robust and practically maintenance-free. You can find out more about how it works here (Link<\/a>).<\/p>\n

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