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The removal of sufficient surface contamination to make something suitable for the next phase of its use.
Cleaning is, almost by definition, a part of any manufacturing process. It may come in at the raw material prep stage, some intermediate manufacturing stage, prior to surface finishing such as plating or painting or before final packaging.
There are any number of industrial cleaning techniques and technologies from gross cleaning to high precision cleaning each particularly suited to a range of applications. As might be expected there is often overlap in technologies for a specific cleaning job. While sprays, brushes, or agitation may be appropriate in some applications there will be others where they will just not get the job done.
Ultrasonic cleaning has a set of attributes that differentiates it from many of the other cleaning approaches. Ultrasonic cleaning can offer:
- Non-directional cleaning - clean where the sound and solution go
- Reduced or eliminated need for disassembly
- Consistent results - non-operator dependent
- Non-contact cleaning - only the soil is removed, not the substrate
- High efficiency - cleaning multiple parts at one time
As you navigate through this portion of our site you will discover that Branson offers you the broadest range of ultrasonic cleaning products in the world as well as ancillary equipment and services to support you.
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