Ecoclean: Comprehensive portfolio for needs-based parts cleaning

August 12, 2021 7:34 pm

Efficient solutions to cleaning tasks of any kind, SBS Ecoclean Group will be presenting solutions in the high-cleanliness section of its trade fair booth at this year’s parts2clean.

Whether it is precision cleaning for parts with particulate cleanliness specifications in the nanometre range and highest thin-film cleanliness levels, complex deburring and cleaning requirements, or application-specific degreasing and cleaning – Ecoclean will be presenting a complete program that provides the technically and economically optimal solution for every task at this year’s parts2clean.

Sectors such as the medical, optics, electronics, machine tool industries and manufacturers of production equipment for the semiconductor as well as jewellery and watch-making industries place different but invariably extremely high demands on component cleanliness. The SBS Ecoclean Group will be presenting solutions to these tasks in the high-cleanliness section of its trade fair booth at this year’s parts2clean.

The general industry, which includes a broad spectrum of sectors, produces parts from a wide range of materials using very different manufacturing technologies. Products include, for example, cast and machined parts, stamped, bent, pressed and deep-drawn parts, or additively manufactured components. Not only subsequent steps such as heat treatment, coating, bonding, and assembly processes, but also a long-lasting flawless functionality, necessitate cleanliness levels in line with requirements. For these tasks, the equipment manufacturer – with probably the most comprehensive range of cleaning equipment in the main sector – will be providing information on standard and customised chamber systems for aqueous and solvent cleaning, as well as on in-line immersion systems.

Equipped with application-specific process technologies, such as high-pressure cleaning, deburring, ultrasonic cleaning, pulsed pressure cleaning, plasma cleaning, passivation/preservation and drying, the systems ensure that the increasingly stringent requirements for particulate and thin-film cleanliness levels in many sectors are met reliably and at the lowest possible operating costs. This also applies to the solutions that will be presented to meet the new and changed requirements arising from transformation processes in the automotive and supplier industries.

For more info, visit: www.ecoclean-group.net