Cleaning of nozzles from Water Jet Cutting Machines with Ultrasonic


Today’s Recommendation cleaning of Nozzles from Water JET Cutting Machines: 

 
Once a Time we met one of the Owners of the famous and well-known local Company for Roof Tiles Oranvanich and he mentioned that he is looking for an Ultrasonic cleaner to clean the Nozzles of his Water Jet Cutting Machines for the Production.

We do not hesitate to offer him to visit them in there Factory and do a test cleaning as well giving them a recommendation for the Chemicals, Process steps and other important issues.

As you may already estimate these nozzles are very small around 8-10mm but the hole for the water inside this nozzles, which need to be cleaned is much smaller maybe roundabout  1mm , during cutting dirt accumulate inside the hole and start to block it and then the cutting is not efficient as well the Cutting Edge is unlike.

For this Job we recommend a Elmasonic S 30H unit and we would offer 2 suitable cleaning Solutions Number 1  the Elma Tec Clean S1 and Number 2 would be the Elma Clean 115C, both Chemicals are available from us in different Amounts of Volume.

Our Set-point for the Cleaning Task of these Nozzles we would recommend 60-65° C around 10-20 Minutes depending on the contamination of the Product.

We also recommend that the Ultrasonic should be started at least 10-15 minutes in Advance to degas and also to release the air bubbles inside the cleaning solution.

Both Chemicals we recommend diluting 10% of the Filling-Volume with water, after the cleaning Cycle we recommend a quick rinsing under tap Water and drying can be done with CDA or just let them dry.

If you may have further questions or request then please do not hesitate to contact us and it would be our pleasure to help you.

please call our office for further assistance + 66 (0) 87 07 33 179 or send an e mailto:info@ewins.asia
 
 

This recommendation is brought to you by E&W Industrial Service Asia Co., Ltd.
Location: Bangkok, Thailand

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