Experience, Expertise, Empathy
We know how much goes into maximizing output, staying compliant, managing your staff and maintaining equipment.
We have all the qualifications needed to help you design an aqueous parts washer that meets your unique needs.
We understand that you need to be able to customize your parts washer so it integrates seamlessly into your daily operations to improve your operational efficiency
We know that you can’t be handicapped by the unavailability of spare parts.
We are a partner for life. For as long as you own a Jenfab system, you’ll have access to our experts to support installation, start-up, optimization and testing.
We know parts washers. We can assist you with your non Jenfab branded machines.
Jenfab Cleaning Solutions was founded in 1960—the year of Muhammad Ali’s first professional fight, Alfred Hitchcock’s “Psycho,” the establishment of the Dallas Cowboys and John F. Kennedy’s presidential election.
Our first machine was a cleaning system for rocket rails. (Did we mention the Space Race?) In 1962, our company was awarded a contract to manufacture shipping cradles for the fuel rails used in the Saturn V Missile.
How were these aluminum fuel rails going to be cleaned before shipping? At the time, cleaning metal parts with chlorinated solvents, such as mineral spirits (IFI) and trichloroethylene (TCE), was the standard. Yet because of the product’s nature, it was decided that an aqueous solution made of alkaline cleaner and water would be better.
Jenfab fabricated its first cleaning system for the missile’s fuel rails in 1963. After that project, the business shifted from welding fabrication to building aqueous parts washing systems. By 1967, Jenfab was primarily building parts washers.
Since then, Jenfab has continued to produce aqueous parts washers for customers that advance our country, like aerospace, ammunition, automotive and medical part manufacturers.
We’ve grown to be one of the largest and most innovative parts washer manufacturers in the United States. In 2013, JRI Industries merged with Jenfab to offer the most complete line of aqueous cleaning systems available today. For the next few years, the company was known as JRI/Jenfab. In 2019, we consolidated and became Jenfab Cleaning Solutions.
Our team-first attitude fosters an environment of support and safety at the individual, department and broader company levels. We’re proud of the machines we build and the talented team that makes them happen. We don’t judge based on past experiences; instead, we happily invite hard-working individuals to contribute to our team.
We measure our success by the way we touch the lives of people.
Jenfab’s headquarters are in Springfield, Missouri, the “Queen City of the Ozarks.” Our team produces custom and standard machines on our state-of-the-art shop floor every day. Take a virtual peek behind the curtain at our 66,000 square foot facility.
We get many questions about the custom design process and how our machines work in light of manufacturing constraints and requirements. After all, purchasing an aqueous parts washer is an investment—one you want to work out perfectly.
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