Are you looking for an industrial parts washer, but aren’t sure what model best fits your needs? Questioning whether your business’ needs demand a light-duty or a heavy-duty washer?
No problem. Just take a look at our quick reference guide below and choose the system that best matches your requirements. Jenfab is happy to walk you through the process of selecting the parts washer that’ll get the job done efficiently and effectively.
Parts washers come in a variety of sizes depending on the type of part it is cleaning, the industry, and the space available for the machine. The different types of systems depend on their purpose from cleaning ammunition to airplane or automotive parts.
Other things to consider when choosing an industrial parts washer include the safety of the product, how easy it is to use, and whether or not it’s affordable. Jenfab is proud to meet all of those needs and expectations you may have when making your selection – whether that’s a heavy-duty or light-duty machine.
Flow of Cleaning Solution is the Same For All Products
How does the aqueous parts washing process work? Heated cleaning solution is stored in the tank (also known as the sump) where it is heated. The pump then sends the solution through the optional filter, into the spray manifold where it is sprayed on to the parts. Finally, the cleaning solution travels through a debris screen or chip basket back into the solution tank.
Cabinet washers work similarly to an industrial dishwasher. Parts are loaded on a rotating turntable and then sprayed with heated solution from the top, bottom, and sides through v-jet nozzles. Unlike a dishwasher, though, cabinet washers reheat, filter and reuse the cleaning solution.
Jenfab offers five different types of cabinet washers to ensure you get the right machine for your application.
Rotary drum washers operate by combining a powerful spray cleaning and total immersion under solution. This ensures products’ exterior surfaces are scrubbed and the interior of hollow or tubular parts are flushed out. Drum washers are ideal for either batch fed or in-line parts washing. These machines save 30 to 50 percent more floor space than other models and are high-efficient at processing a high-volume of parts at a low cost.
