Multi-stage rinsing and drying system

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Rinsing & Drying Solutions

Rinsing removes detergent and particles, and drying prevents water marks and corrosion, especially in cavities and blind holes.

Overview

Why rinsing and drying matter

A wash is incomplete without controlled rinse and dry.

Rinsing removes detergent, dissolved soil and fine particles carried over from the wash; drying prevents water marks, spots and corrosion. For complex parts, cavities hold liquid that air drying cannot remove, which is why the method is matched to the geometry.

A clean-rinse-dry system provides these stages in one compact line, while vacuum systems add vacuum drying for blind holes.

Process Considerations

Rinse and dry decisions

Geometry and cleanliness define the stages.

Recommended Route

A rinse-and-dry route

Matched to the part cavities.

  1. WashComplete the ultrasonic wash stage
  2. RinseApply one or more rinse stages
  3. CounterflowUse counterflow rinse for tight cleanliness
  4. DryHot-air or vacuum dry cavities
  5. VerifyInspect for spots and residue

Related Systems

Equipment for rinse and dry

Compact to multi-stage.

Solution Questions

Planning the application

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