Component Cleanliness Cabinet, Technical Cleanliness Extraction Cabinet, Particle Extraction System

The component cleanliness cabinet with cleaning methods of spray, ultrasound, risen, flood to extract particle the particles (the dirt) from the part or component, collect the particles on a filter membrane for cleanliness analysis, itself blank value can be 50μm minimum. 

The equipment integrates cleaning, filter membrane sampling (particle extraction), on-line filtration and recovery of cleaning agent, circulating fine filtration in one, the pressure jet cleaning can realize parts cleaning and particle pollutant filtration and sampling synchronously, with the mirror one-piece cleaning and detection chamber, the particle pollutants on the surface of the parts can be collected on the surface of the membrane in a timely manner, and the sample of the membrane can be obtained at the end of the cleaning parts to reduce the particulate pollutants in the cleaning agent retention time; subvert the traditional manual cleaning and detection methods to standardize the cleanliness inspection control process to improve the inspection efficiency. Cleaning agent retention time; subvert the traditional manual manpower cleaning and testing methods, standardize the cleanliness testing and control process, improve testing efficiency. Cleaning parts operation space is relatively independent, built-in air laminar flow system, purifying the cleaning operation environment, effectively isolate the cleaning area and the external environment, to build a clean operation platform for cleaning and testing. Real-time animation display of the working status of the equipment, cleaning and testing pressure continuously adjustable, real-time display of the flow rate, cleaning parameters can be stored in groups; with different cleaning nozzles, can quickly and easily clean the parts of the inner cavity channel, blind holes, and the overall surface, widely used in a variety of automotive parts cleanliness testing. It complies with ISO16232-2007, VDA19, GB/T3821-2005 and other international and domestic standards, and meets the cleanliness testing standards of Volkswagen, General Motors, Ford and other major automobile factories.