Today environmentally friendly aqueous cleaning has taken on the most important role for the intermediate and final cleaning of parts. They tend to be preferred if a large quantity has to be cleaned and/or fine and finest cleaning has to be carried out.

Cleaning systems for aqueous cleaning are available as flow-through spray units, single-chamber and multi-chamber systems. To attain a sufficient level of cleaning we integrate mechanical applications into the system, such as ultrasonics or injection flood washing, for example.

A common cleaning media for wet-chemical processes are solvents.

Depending on the targetted cleanliness, the material compatibility and the nature of the contamination that has to be cleaned off either (non-halogenated) hydrocarbons, chlorinated solvents or polar solvents may be selected.

Separate high-pressure generating units for water and cutting oil, capable of raising pressure to between 400 and 1100 bar and suitable for installation in tight spaces. Integral filter systems adapted to individual component requirements, allowing efficient recycling of the processing medium and the removal of dirt particles with a high degree of reliability even in the case of high contamination levels.

Processing centre featuring an integral handling system and lightweight design. Linear gantry allowing integration of separate conveyor belts for contaminated and clean components. Machine housing encloses the infeed and discharge belts. The component remains in the handling gripper during processing and is conveyed to the nozzles.

NC water jet centre based on a dual-chamber system for the alternating processing of camshafts. In this particular case, processing is carried out using cutting oil, but the machine can easily be adapted for use with water. The machine can be loaded manually and is suitable for fully automated, interlinked processes. The VectorJet IV consists of a high-pressure pump unit and processing centre housed within a single structure requiring minimal space.