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- Are Ionic Liquids Right for Your Parts Cleaning Job?
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Ionic liquids have also been considered for parts cleaning applications because of their negligible vapor pressure, high thermal and electrochemical stability, and low melting points of less than 100°C.
Article Published: 4/1/2012
- New Engines Drive Parts Cleaning Innovation
- When Cummins began designing its new operations at its Indiana plant, the company made the decision to not skip over the small details, which included making sure that its parts cleaning and deburring were just as sophisticated as its machining oper...
Article Published: 4/1/2012
- Product Quality Means Better Cleaning
- Choosing an Aqueous Parts Washing System: As machining technology has advanced, expectations for product quality have increased as well. But better finishes and tighter tolerances are not the only goals. The need for meeting more stringent cleaning ...
Article Published: 3/1/2012
- Just How Clean Is Clean?
- Most finishing consultants have lost count of the number of times that inadequate cleaning and pretreatment was the cause of defective painting or plating. Skip plating, blistering, delamination—these are just some of the commonly found defects caus...
Article Published: 2/1/2012
- Solvon Meeting Military Inspection
- Poly Systems in Deer Park, NY has released an updated version of its Solvon FB cleaning solvent blends consisting of a high-purity, patented combination of n-propyl bromide and pentafluorobutane.
Article Published: 2/1/2012
- Ultrasonic Cleaning Systems Deliver Results and Efficiency
- Many types of parts can be cleaned more successfully, often faster, with less operator involvement and without regulated solvents by using ultrasonics in an appropriately designed parts-cleaning system.
Article Published: 2/22/2011