Immersion Tank Program

• Reduces Process time
• Extends bath life of detergent
• Improves filtering of particulate matter

• May damage sensitive parts
• Improves cleaning by preventing part nesting
• Can be incorporated with stroke

• Flushes internal passages, nested parts, blind holes
• Quick oscillations for faster cleaning of simple parts
• Moves fresh solution over the part surface for reduced cycle time

Ultrasonic cleaning uses cavitation bubbles created by the ultrasonic waves to agitate the solution. This helps clean in very small cracks and recesses to remove all traces of soil.

• Efficient cleaning of blind holes
• Removal of micro-contamination
• Versatility- can be used for nearly any part

Proper maintenance of your immersion/ultrasonic tank or spray wash system will ensure the longest possible detergent bath life, the best part cleaning performance and the optimal assurance against part corrosion.

BHC has developed Maintenance Guidelines for Aqueous Detergent Tanks, a comprehensive flow chart to illustrate the process and a step-by-step video to guide you through.

The removal of the separable oils from your detergent solution is an important part of overall aqueous tank management. Doing so will help extend the life cycle of the detergent and result in less product usage and waste. There are several methods for removing the unwanted oils during the cleaning process.

Methods Include:

• Skim trough
• Lipophilic wheel skimmer
• Coalescing element

Frequency based on soil loading – usually at least once a day