Parts Washers – In the simplest terms we build machines that clean parts and components for a variety of industries including aerospace, medical, manufacturing and automotive.
An industry leader since 1960, Jenfab was one of the first manufacturers of aqueous industrial parts washers in the country. Headquartered in Springfield, Missouri, Jenfab manufactures automatic parts washers for customers that have stringent cleaning standards or those with light or heavy-duty cleaning needs.
Our comprehensive product line ranges from small-footprint cabinet washers to large, in-line, fully automated conveyor belt, dip agitation and rotary drum washers. In addition, we manufacture immersion parts washers that include options for ultrasonics, rotating baskets or spray under immersion. Customization is also one of our specialties. So, if you can’t find a parts washer that fits your needs, we can design and build one for you. Quality. Longevity. Innovation. This is what makes Jenfab the number one name in parts washing.
When you purchase a parts washer, it’s a major investment. That’s why it makes sense to do all you can to get the most out of your system and that means preventative maintenance. Regularly servicing your system not only helps it perform better, it actually makes it last longer. Here are some tips on how…
Foaming in your aqueous parts washer can be frustrating. If you are having trouble with foam, it’s most likely due to one of four things: Running the machine at a temperature lower than the soap manufacturer suggests. Washing off animal fats or natural oils, which are becoming more common with the movement towards making environmentally…
What are aqueous parts washers and what do they do? In short, they are washing machines that use water-based solutions (called chemistry in the industry) to clean metal parts from a variety of industries. They can also be used to clean parts made of other materials such as plastic or glass. But, regardless of the…
In your research of parts washers, you might have come across the term ultrasonics. This is usually in reference to an optional feature that can be added to the standard parts washing system to achieve a specific level of cleanliness. So, what are ultrasonics and how do they work? As you might imagine, ultrasonic devices…
When choosing an aqueous parts washer, one thing you need to consider is what washing technique will work best for cleaning your specific part. This is determined by several factors such as the material the part is made of, its resistance to heat, its shape and the type of contaminant being cleaned off. There are…
How clean is clean? The answer seems obvious at first but, clean is a very subjective term when it comes to parts washing. Some parts have a solid surface while others have complex shapes or are made of fragile materials that make cleaning a bigger challenge. Moreover, some companies require a very stringent cleanliness standard…
