CTG's Parts Washing Machine Supports Lean Manufacturing

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Cleaning Technologies Group (CTG) introduces its Ransohoff LeanVeyor parts washing system, which is engineered for lean manufacturing while reducing floor space requirements and providing optimized cleaning and drying performance. All stages of the machine are insulated and compartmentalized with individually adjustable exhaust dampers, reducing system heat loss.

According to CTG, the entire unit has been engineered and manufactured from the ground up to be flexible, durable, simple to operate and easy to maintain. The LeanVeyor can process on a flatwire belt or custom fixture.  Optional ultrasonic states can be added, along with loading and unloading automation.

CTG also introduces its AgiSonic Ultrasonic Parts Washer Cleaning machine, constructed of all stainless steel. The company says it is a robust ultrasonic cleaning machine designed for heavy duty parts washing with vertical parts agitation. Available in three standard sizes, each system incorporates an air-powered agitation platform that facilitates loading, unloading and agitates parts with a 6" stroke up to 15 times per minute. The AgiSonic parts automatic filling and liquid makeup (from a customer supplied source), pump and single bag filter and an overflow weir skimmer and automatic oil removal system, as well as a lift-off lid. Ultrasonic time, cleaning tank temperature warm up, filtration and oil removal are all digitally controlled using a touch-screen interface. Completely self-contained and requiring a three-phase power supply hookup, the largest machine can reportedly accommodate a platform load up to 500 lbs.

The AgiSonic parts washers are said to be ideal for automotive, aerospace, medical and general industrial applications. These systems can operate in the harshest industrial environment or in precision cleaning applications.