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Parts and contaminants · 4 min readUltrasonic cleaning in hospital technical servicesCastors, trolley parts, kitchen filters and grilles: what a hospital's technical service can clean in an industrial tank, and the line it must not cross.
Parts and contaminants · 4 min readUltrasonic cleaning of industrial filters for reuseStainless mesh, sintered metal and wire-wound filters can be cleaned and reused many times; paper and felt cannot. Which filters are worth cleaning, how to get the dirt out of the depth of the medium rather than just its surface, and how to prove a cleaned filter is fit to go back into service.
Parts and contaminants · 3 min readCleaning food industry filters with ultrasoundSieves, strainers, sifter screens, fryer filters, filter candles and centrifuge screens clog with fat, protein, pulp, starch and carbonised oil. Which food filters can be cleaned and reused, the chemistry for each soil, why the reverse flush matters, and the hygiene steps before a filter goes back into the line.
Industries · 3 min readUltrasonic cleaning in food processingKnives and blades, moulds, conveyor parts, filters, nozzles and pump components carry fat, protein, sugar and starch into places a hose cannot reach. What ultrasonic cleaning removes in a food plant, the stainless steel and the chemistry that go with it, and where it fits next to CIP and sanitation.
Industries · 3 min readUltrasonic cleaning in heavy industry: energy, oil and gas, mining, railHeat exchangers, valves, pump and compressor parts, turbine components, hydraulic blocks and filters from plants where a stopped machine costs more per hour than the cleaning tank costs to buy. Large tanks, heavy baskets, scale and heavy oil, and the maintenance schedules they fit into.
Parts and contaminants · 2 min readCleaning porous materials with an ultrasonic cleanerSintered filters, castings and open-pore materials trap soil where liquids barely flow. How cavitation gets in, and where it cannot.
Industries · 5 min readUltrasonic cleaning in the chemical and laboratory industryGlassware, reactor and mixing parts, pipettes, filters and membranes: cleaning in the chemical and laboratory industry, with the contaminants that come off.