Precision Vacuum Solutions for Parts Cleaning

Components are heated in a vacuum chamber, where contaminants are vaporized through precise adjustments of temperature and pressure.

Workpieces are blow-dried using side channel blowers, where air volume, pressure, and temperature ensure effective drying performance.

Air is evacuated from the washing chamber, and pressurized injection fluid cleans hidden hollow passages and undercuts efficiently.

Blind bore holes, lubrication channels, and internal passageways are dried completely by creating a vacuum. Residual water is evaporated as the pressure drops below the vapor pressure of the fluid, ensuring thorough drying even in challenging spots. Vapor is trapped in a condensate separator, while residual air is removed by the vacuum pump. ATEX-approved pumps may be required for solvent-based detergents in explosive environments.

Vacuum systems enable precise handling and cleaning of components, ensuring contaminants are removed efficiently and difficult spots are dried completely.

Vacuum chambers heat components while maintaining low pressure, vaporizing contaminants from surfaces for thorough cleaning.

Vacuum drying lowers the pressure below the fluid’s vapor pressure, evaporating residual water from blind holes, narrow channels, and uneven surfaces.

This process evacuates air from a washing chamber and uses pressurized fluid to clean hollow passages and undercuts, ensuring thorough cleaning.

ATEX-approved vacuum pumps, such as claw or liquid ring systems, are ideal for handling solvent-based detergents, ensuring safe operation in explosive environments.

Dry-blasting uses side channel blowers to generate air streams that blow-dry components. The flow volume, pressure, and temperature of the air stream are critical for achieving the desired level of dryness.

Liquid ring and claw vacuum pumps are recommended for flood injection washing as they efficiently evacuate air from washing chambers and support the pressurized fluid cleaning process.

Yes, vacuum drying is specifically designed to completely dry complex geometries by evaporating residual water from hard-to-reach areas, ensuring no water remains in voids or uneven surfaces.

Elmo Rietschle offers ATEX-certified vacuum systems for solvent-based processes, ensuring safe operation in explosive environments while maintaining high performance.