Parts Washer
Parts washers are one of the last steps in the parts manufacturing process; they are designed to clean, degrease and dry mass quantities of small or large parts in preparation for surface treatment and distribution. Newly machined, forged or fabricated products are usually coated in oils, chemicals, burrs, abrasive dust, debris, paint and other residue left over from the fabrication process. Read More…
Leading Manufacturers
Alliance Manufacturing, Inc.
Fond du Lac, WI | 800-969-7960Alliance Manufacturing, Inc. specializes in the design, engineering, and manufacturing of aqueous parts washers and parts cleaning systems for the industrial products market. Our engineers have developed a full line of aqueous parts cleaning systems, including belt, chain, monorail, and more.
TEMCO Parts Washers
Edmond, OK | 800-245-1869A family-based business since 1978 with an emphasis on products made in the USA, Temco has an underlying goal of Simplicity and Reliability with all its products. We carry a large inventory of machines and parts. We also carry Temco detergents that are specially blended for fast and rigorous cleaning. With our customer support and exceptional manufacturing abilities, Temco is focused on building the best parts washers on the market to facilitate a quick customer ROI.
Niagara Systems, LLC
Mentor, OH | 440-259-2500Niagara Systems LLC has offered turnkey custom parts washing systems for over 80 years. With our customization capabilities, our parts washing systems stand out from the competition.
Cleaning Technologies Group
Cincinnati, OH | 800-248-9274We are industry leaders and innovators in the world of parts washers. We offer an extensive list of parts washing equipment, from automotive washers to precision washers for medical industries.
Great Lakes Finishing Equipment
South Elgin, IL | 708-345-5300Great Lakes Finishing Equipment, Inc. specializes in supplying parts washers for even the most demanding cleaning jobs. Equipment includes table washers, drum washers, aqueous rotary baskets, aqueous belt washing systems, & more. Let our parts washing specialists assist you with your specific washing applications. Contact us today for all of your parts washer needs.
Parts Washer Manufacturers List
Finishing coatings such as zinc and electroplating are not effective if they are applied on a dirty surface.
Parts washer varieties include industrial washers, which are manual, semi-automatic or, most commonly, fully automatic. Parts cleaning systems differ depending on many factors. Most are aqueous parts washers, which can be spray washers, rotary washers or agitating parts washers; each variety cleans parts with a different method.
Parts cleaners wash many different parts, from large collections of small parts to individual large parts like drums or automotive parts. Aside from industrial manufacturers, the electronics, automotive and medical industries often use industrial parts washers.
Parts Washers – Jenfab/Jensen Fabricating Engineers, Inc.
Equipment, furniture and technology often require paint, powder coatings, zinc coatings, lubricants, electroplating and other surface treatment, none of which would be possible without thorough parts washing in many cases.
Parts cleaning equipment, which makes up the washer machine, consists of a cabinet, a water heater, a filtration system, pumps, scrubbers, brushes and nozzles. Cabinets (also called enclosures or housings) are often made of stainless steel, though some cabinets also feature glass and plastic components.
Water heaters can be gas, electric or steam powered. The filtration system collects waste and debris generated by the cleaning process. Pumps increase the pressure of sprayers, and scrubbers and brushes help dislodge contaminants from parts. Hot water, detergents, solvents, vapors, acids and alkaline solutions, some synthetic and some natural, are used to break down contaminants and remove them from parts.
Parts Washers – Jenfab/Jensen Fabricating Engineers, Inc.
Some are fully automated and controlled by a CNC machine to adjust settings, while some require manual loading. The parts being washed can be front or back loaded, and they can be washed in a basket, tray, rack system, by a robotic arm, a rotary table or conveyer belt.
Most part washers are aqueous, meaning they use water and a water-based chemical or natural solvent in which they boil, blast or soak the dirty parts until they have been cleaned.
