Ultrasound Cleaning Material Tank Rotating System 1200 X 300 X 200 Anilox Cylinder Ultrasound Cleaner

Ultrasound Cleaning Material Tank Rotating System 1200 X 300 X 200 Anilox Cylinder Ultrasound Cleaner

In cleaning machines

Ultrasonic cleaner is, depending on the nature and degree of contamination, applied in a solution of about 4% in cleaning machines. The contaminated object must be placed in the machine and cleaned for 30 - 60 minutes at a temperature of 80°C - 90°C. Finally rinse with water

Ultrasonic Technology

Ultrasonic technology has been used for many years in the cleaning industry. Ultrasonic technology to clean heavily contaminated equipment, such as heavy fuel oil-filters and heat exchangers. This required developing special chemicals and processes for each application. With many years of experience AG Sonic has the expertise to provide plant operators with simple, effective and fast cleaning systems. Depots worldwide are equipped with the ultrasonic cleaning systems providing continual research and development in the field of ultrasonic and chemical technology.

Cleaning Commercial Printing Equipment with Ultrasonics

Improve your printing production time and extend the life of your anilox rolls and sleeves with the regular use of ultrasonic cleaning.

Using ultrasonics is one of the only ways to clean the individual microscopic ink cells on rollers. To efficiently and effectively clean these and other printing parts, AG SONIC has developed methods that are able to be used with both aluminium and steel sleeves and rollers, as well as with all inks (including water-, solvent- and UV-based inks).

Ultrasonic cleaning saves money and minutes, resulting in faster production times. This cleaning method is effective at gently eliminating contaminants in the hard-to-reach spots of even the most intricate parts, extending their lives.

Brief introduction:

- with Heater and Timer

- motor rotation system

- adjustable power (control by generator)

- adjustable temperature

- tank made of 2MM Thick 316L stainless steel, good resistant to highly acid, alkaline

Machine with the rotation system:

Tips for Cleaning Dirty Rollers Using Ultrasonic Anilox Roller Cleaners

Ultrasonic anilox roll cleaner is the most efficient device and method for anilox roll cleaning. This is a tested and proven method for cleaning most of the components which are tough to be cleaned in a normal way.

As Anilox Roll ultrasonic cleaning technique is a fastest method that cleans up to 90% of the product, this is widely used strategy all around the world. Additionally there is no need to let the people watch the cleaning process as the ultrasonic anilox roller cleaning device which is employed for the task, handles it all on its own and provides labour saving benefits.

An ultrasonic anilox cleaning machine reaches to the depth of the roller and clears any residues of the ink or liquid from the holes, cervices, internal chambers which is nearly impossible to be cleaned efficiently with any other device.

The waves of ultrasonic go through the microscopic cell openings disturbing the cleaning liquid deep in the cavities of the cell to remove the settled and dried ink from every bottom corner of the roller.

How to get best Cleaning Effect For Anilox Roll

To get the best cleaning results, it is recommended to make use of a heated cleaning solution in an ultrasonic anilox cleaner which is specifically formulated for the cleaning task at a specific temperature, recommended by the industry experts.

As ultrasonic anilox roll cleaner are mainly designed for anilox rollers, proper care need to be taken to prevent any damages.

These cleaners provides a pre -determined frequency operated on its own with low voltage supply which maintains a stable distribution split from a line fluctuation which results in a hot spot being shifted up and down to prevent the damage due to the concentration of the power at one point on the roller.

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1. AG SONIC technology limited, which engaged in ultrasonic cleaner field for more than 10 years. And the main products are ultrasonic cleaner with different capacity.

AGSONIC  has been manufacturing ultrasonic parts cleaners for years, providing manufacturers with the highest-quality systems available.  We are dedicated to manufacturing systems of many types and styles which include small table-top systems, large single-tank systems for injection molds are other large parts, strip and metal tape washers, aerospace parts washers, multi-stage machines which include cleaning, rinsing, and drying, automation systems, and custom equipment designed specifically for your needs.  If you are in need of an ultrasonic cleaner, you will find what you are looking for at AGSONIC .

When should you consider adding ultrasonics to a cleaning process?

Usually, the answer is whenever parts are not getting clean enough using the current method. Ultrasonics become a viable purchase when cleaning issues are negatively impacting productivity, quality and/or the bottom line. Effective cleaning with ultrasonics has been proven in a wide range of industries ranging from microscopic medical devices to reconditioned locomotive shafts, from aerospace parts to parts prior to coating, and more.

Ultrasonics can be included in a new cleaning process or sometimes can be retrofitted into an existing process. In many cases, rejects due to residue on parts can be virtually eliminated with the addition of ultrasonics into clean and/or rinse stations in a properly-configured parts cleaning line.

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For effective cleaning the ultrasonic cleaning machine must use the right of cleaning chemistry,operate at the right temperature and use the correct frequency, the part to be cleaned the contaminant to be removed and the degree of soil, determine this, our years of experience advising manufacturing and maintenance clients on the right process for their cleaning needs help us identify the exact product combo that you need, just send AG SONIC email or call us, and we’ll guide you to the right solution quickly

Ultrasonic technology uses absolutely no harmful chemicals.
No fumes. No strong odors. No dangerous or expensive chemical disposal. Reduced risk.
The technology is remarkable, but the process is easy. More efficient and effective than chemical processes, the machines are as simple to use as a dishwasher, with no hand labor or supervision necessary.

How do ultrasonic machines work?
Ultrasonic tanks generate high frequency sound waves through the use of transducers and electronic ultrasonic wave generators. Typical transducers are made from piezoelectric crystals which convert electrical energy into mechanical / sound wave energy because piezoelectric crystals change geometric size when electrical voltage is applied.

The sound waves create microscopic bubbles of solution during periods of positive pressure, which implode and release a burst of energy during periods of negative pressure. This process is called cavitation. It is cavitation that enhances the separation of soils from substrates, often making ultrasonic cleaning faster, gentler, and more effective than other methods. Imploding bubbles travel wherever the solution goes, allowing cleaning activity even within complex part geometries and micro-parts.

When cleaning with ultrasonics the frequency of the sound waves is matched to the application. Frequencies range from 20 kHz to 170 kHz and above. The most commonly recommended ultrasonic frequency is 40 kHz. It is considered the “universal frequency” because it is generally safe for use in most applications and will produce the most intense cavitation energies to remove the most common types of contaminants (oil, grease, metal chips) from the widest range of substrates.

Lower frequencies such as 20 or 25 kHz produce larger cavitation bubbles which are more aggressive when they implode. These lower frequencies are especially suitable for applications like removing contaminants such as buffing compound from stainless steel medical implants or removing the byproducts of injection molding from steel or stainless steel molds.

Can ultrasonic cleaning damage my parts?
With certain cautions, ultrasonic cleaning is considered safe for most parts. While the effects of thousands of implosions per second is very powerful, the cleaning process is safe since the energy is localized at the microscopic level. The most important cautionary consideration is the choice of cleaning solution. Potentially adverse effects of the detergent on the material being cleaned will be enhanced by the ultrasonics.

When should solutions be changed?
Cleaning solutions should be replenished when a noticeable decrease in cleaning action occurs, or when the solution is visibly dirty or spent. A fresh batch of solution at each cleaning session is usually not required.