Ultrasonic
cleaning allows workers place the parts in a water-based solution and leave
them there for a short period until they are clean. This is in sharp contrast
to traditional cleaning methods that require extensive handling of parts,
soaking them in harsh chemicals and scrubbing them.
Ultrasonic part cleaners keep the workers safe in
many ways:
1)
Less handling of parts reduces accidents
Traditional cleaning of parts is labor-intensive. Some parts have complex shapes that may require manual scrubbing. The handling of heavy parts and parts with sharp edges and corners can result in strain, cuts and bruises. Ultrasonic part cleaners minimize handling of parts, thus reducing the risk of accidents and injury.
2) Less use of sharp cleaning tools
Manual cleaning and brushing of contaminated parts consists of using wire brushes and scrapers which can penetrate or cut through protective gloves, thus injuring employees. Ultrasonic part cleaners can clean parts without the use of sharp cleaning tools.
3) Minimized use of harsh chemicals
Traditional cleaning also consists of using harsh chemicals. But storage, handling, use during cleaning of the parts and disposal of these toxic chemicals can present safety hazards to both humans and the environment. Ultrasonic cleaning requires no special solvents beyond mild detergents in a water solution for heavy contamination with grease or oily deposits. Moreover, these detergents are not hazardous and require no special disposal after use.
Ultrasonic parts cleaners are the ideal alternatives to traditional cleaning of parts that require manual scrubbing or using toxic cleaning chemicals. Moreover, they clean the parts quickly, thoroughly and effectively while keeping the workers and the work environment safe. Employees simply place the parts to be cleaned in ultrasonic cleaning tanks turn on the system to run for a specified time.
Traditional cleaning of parts is labor-intensive. Some parts have complex shapes that may require manual scrubbing. The handling of heavy parts and parts with sharp edges and corners can result in strain, cuts and bruises. Ultrasonic part cleaners minimize handling of parts, thus reducing the risk of accidents and injury.
2) Less use of sharp cleaning tools
Manual cleaning and brushing of contaminated parts consists of using wire brushes and scrapers which can penetrate or cut through protective gloves, thus injuring employees. Ultrasonic part cleaners can clean parts without the use of sharp cleaning tools.
3) Minimized use of harsh chemicals
Traditional cleaning also consists of using harsh chemicals. But storage, handling, use during cleaning of the parts and disposal of these toxic chemicals can present safety hazards to both humans and the environment. Ultrasonic cleaning requires no special solvents beyond mild detergents in a water solution for heavy contamination with grease or oily deposits. Moreover, these detergents are not hazardous and require no special disposal after use.
Ultrasonic parts cleaners are the ideal alternatives to traditional cleaning of parts that require manual scrubbing or using toxic cleaning chemicals. Moreover, they clean the parts quickly, thoroughly and effectively while keeping the workers and the work environment safe. Employees simply place the parts to be cleaned in ultrasonic cleaning tanks turn on the system to run for a specified time.
For
more details read the completed article titled “How Ultrasonic Part Cleaners Keep
Employees Safe”.
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