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Degreasing Equipment Manufacturers and Suppliers

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IQS Directory is a top industrial directory listing of leading industrial degreasing equipment manufacturers and suppliers. Access our comprehensive index to review and source degreasing equipment manufacturers with preview ads and detailed product descriptions. These degreasing equipment companies can design, engineer and manufacture degreasing equipment to your specifications and application needs. A quick and easy to use request for quote form is provided for you to contact these degreasing equipment manufacturers and suppliers. Each company has detailed profile information, locations, phone number, website links, product videos and product information defined. We are the right resource for your information requirement whether it’s for a manufacturer of immersion parts washers, parts cleaning machinery, or spray washers.

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Leading Degreasing Equipment Manufacturers

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Better Engineering

We are Better Engineering, and we specialize in designing and manufacturing high-performance parts washers and precision cleaning systems that support demanding industrial production environments. Our focus is on delivering reliable, repeatable cleaning solutions that remove oils, chips, coolants, and contaminants from metal and machined components while preserving dimensional accuracy and surface integrity.

LocationJoppa, MD
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Niagara Systems, LLC

Niagara Systems LLC has offered turnkey custom parts washing systems for over 80 years. With our customization capabilities, our parts washing systems stand out from the competition. Applications that have benefitted from our custom parts washers include hazardous waste containers, aluminum castings, and jet engine turbine blades. We also offer installation services in order to relieve you of further hassle. Contact us today to learn more!

LocationMentor, OH
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Great Lakes Finishing Equipment

Great Lakes Finishing Equipment, Inc. specializes in supplying parts washers for even the most demanding cleaning jobs. Equipment includes table washers, drum washers, aqueous rotary baskets, aqueous belt washing systems, & more. Let our parts washing specialists assist you with your specific washing applications. Contact us today for all of your parts washer needs.

LocationSouth Elgin, IL
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Alkota Cleaning Systems, Inc.

Alkota Cleaning Systems offers a comprehensive line of quality high-pressure parts washers, industrial parts cleaners, metal parts cleaning machinery, ultrasonic degreasers and automotive parts washers to meet almost any industrial cleaning need. Over the years, we have perfected technology that combines higher pressures, higher volumes and higher temperatures. Call today for more information!

LocationAlcester, SD
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How many degreasing equipment manufacturers are listed on IQS Directory?
4 leading manufacturers and 36 additional suppliers.
Where are degreasing equipment manufacturers located?
The listed suppliers are in 23 states: Illinois (6), Michigan (4), Texas (4), Ohio (3), California (2), Florida (2), New Jersey (2), Pennsylvania (2), and 15 more.
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Degreasing Equipment

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“Degreasing equipment” is a broad term that refers to any parts washer that is used to remove grease from a part. Degreasing equipment is a great option for parts cleaning that will help you clean more efficiently, thoroughly, and with less strain to your workers. It will aid any industrial parts cleaning application, especially for your more complex parts or parts that require more effort to clean.

Notable Types of Degreasing Equipment

The degreasing equipment used for a job depends on the volume of degreasing necessary, the type of grease to be removed, and the utilization of the part after degreasing. For example, for simple jobs that a mechanic may perform, wipe-down solvents and portable pressure washers will usually do the trick. Industrial greasing, on the other hand, relies on more sophisticated degreasing equipment like vapor degreasers, ultrasonic degreasers, or aqueous degreasing systems, such as immersion parts washers. Vapor degreasers work by removing grease from a part suspended directly above boiling solvent in a cloud of vapor. A temperature difference between the hot vapor and the part, which is cooler, creates vapor degreasing solvent condensation, the cloud of vapor, which dissolves the grease.

Following this method of cleaning, a part may be further cleaned with ultrasonic or immersion cleaning. Vapor degreasing is used for electronic components and parts that could get damaged by water immersion. Vapor degreasing equipment is generally manufactured in at least two designs that are differentiated by the solvent type used in the cleaning process. One uses n-propyl bromide and chlorinated solvents like TCE, while the others use fluorinated solvents like hydrofluorocarbon (HFC) and vapor degreasers. Degreasing equipment made to use HFC and solvents like it are considered to be more environmentally friendly, which is a big selling point for manufacturers and other customers.

The next type of degreasing equipment, ultrasonic degreasers, uses transducers to create ultrasonic sound waves that break up the grease on a part’s surface. This method is primarily used on biotechnology and pharmaceutical parts and small systems, often in conjunction with other cleaning methods. This degreasing equipment is comparatively expensive, but it does remove grease and soils from porous material such as brass, which does make it superior to other metal degreasing equipment. Finally, aqueous or water-based degreasers use special equipment to remove oil from parts only needing light to moderate cleaning. Aqueous degreasing equipment uses biodegradable or water-based detergent less hazardous to operators and the environment. Depending on the degreaser’s design, contaminants may be emulsified and removed or separated and mechanically skimmed from the surface.

Factors to Consider When Purchasing Degreasing Equipment

When considering the degreasing equipment you will buy, remember that solvents used in industrial cleaning are considered hazardous materials and should be used and disposed of using strict guidelines.

 


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