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.
Nothing is more important than the safety of our employees. From your first day to your last, Jenfab facilitates continuous safety training through employee-led initiatives, daily safety talks and annual training recertification. Safety is top-of-mind in everything we do. As…
Aqueous cleaning chemistries are an effective way to remove soils from parts. Organic soils, including motor oil and grease, and inorganic soils, such as scale and rust, can be eliminated with the right system and chemistry. Every aqueous cleaner’s solvent…
Cleaning processes that work are essential for commercial ammunition production. As a manufacturer, the ability to meet critical tolerances and cleanliness requirements is essential to your process and product. Industrial aqueous parts washers help you produce safer, more reliable ammunition…
Heat is a powerful tool in parts cleaning. Time, temperature, mechanical agitation and chemistry are the four main factors of cleaning. Each factor determines if the parts cleaning process is effective. Strike the right balance, and you have a process…
There are many things you should consider before ordering a custom parts washer, including its price, speed and ease of use. The most important thing to evaluate is your cleanliness standard. What do you need to clean, and how clean…
The fabrication of parts often produces dust, shavings and burrs. Some processes also require the use of oils or lubricants. While they are inevitable byproducts of the process, dust and residue pose problems later in production if they are left…
