TEST, SAFETY & SYSTEMS
Dry cleaning
processes such as vacuum air cleaning can be integrated into assembly lines
COMPONENT
CLEANING
When considering the production of an aircraft or vehicle, component cleaning is rarely the first thing that comes to mind, despite being essential for their reliable and safe function. So, how are cleaning solutions being optimally adapted to ensure quality, efficiency and sustainability?
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n both the aviation and automotive industries, component cleaning is one of the production steps that is relevant to quality and
safety. The requirements to be met in terms of technical cleanliness vary greatly. In heavy trucks, for example, the combustion engine is still the preferred drive system, while battery and fuel cell-based electromobility is increasingly gaining momentum in the passenger car sector. In aviation, the trend is also toward
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more energy-efficient engines. As a result, components, manufacturing technologies and processes are changing. When it comes to cleaning the various components, this leads to modified and new requirements with frequently higher cleanliness specifications. In addition to particulate contamination, filmic contamination is increasingly coming into focus. As a full-range supplier of future-
oriented, globally available equipment for industrial component cleaning,
surface treatment and automation, Ecoclean and UCM - the division of the SBS Ecoclean Group specialising in ultra- fine and precision cleaning - develop and manufacture cleaning solutions that are optimally tailored to applications within the very different tasks in the aviation and automotive industries.
WET CHEMICAL CLEANING Optimally adapted solutions for wet chemical cleaning include standard and special processes for batch and individual parts cleaning with water-
Meeting defined particulate and filmic cleanliness specifications in a reproducible manner at the lowest possible cost
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