Ultrasonic cleaning system Microsolve Co-Solvent series

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The 'Kerry' branded Microsolve Co-Solvent vapour degreasing system manufactured by Guyson has four process stages comprising of ultrasonic cleaning, ultrasonic rinse, followed by vapour rinsing and freeboard drying. The Microsolve has proven unique solvent retention features that provide economic benefits as well as effective use of HFE (hydrofluoroether) or HFC (hydrofluorocarbon) solvents. Cleaning with or without the use of ultrasonics is carried out in the stage one tank by immersion of the components into the Co-Solvent mixture, usually comprising of an HFE (hydrofluoroether) and petroleum distillate based solvating agent. The solvating agent and HFE are carefully selected by Guyson to suit the client’s particular application either from experience or by performance evaluation cleaning trials on sample components. This combination of solvents removes high levels of contamination which is then taken up by the solvating agent’s capacity to carry contamination before becoming saturated. Immersion into stage two's tank of pure HFE distillate removes any residues from the components, carried over from stage one's cleaning tank. Both the cleaning and rinsing tanks have their ultrasonic transducers mounted on the tank base, connected to dual-frequency generators incorporating; ultrasonic output power control, pulsed operation of the ultrasonics (if required) and frequency modulation and sideband sweep. Primary rinsing in stage two is then followed by a final rinse in the vapour zone, located above both tanks and comprising of the pure distilled solvent.