Single Tank Electrolytic Mold Cleaning Machine For Mold Cleaning

Working Principle:

With a special electrolytic cleaning solution, using electric energy, when the current passes through the electrolyte, under the interaction of the positive and negative electrodes, a chemical reaction occurs, causing decomposition and the dirt to be peeled off on the surface of the object to be cleaned and generated by ultrasonic cleaning is used in Cavitation effect, which removes the dirt from the deep micro-holes, is the fastest and most effective way to clean and maintain the body.

Features:
Efficiently remove gas, carbide, sulfide, mold release agent, resin residue, toner residue, etc. in the mold surface and cavity.
Non-corrosive, no hurt the mold, mold body, saves time, labor, cost, safety, efficiency, and improve product yield.

Detail Information Of LanJ-52DJ:

Cleaning Effect:

How It Works?

Simply put, ultrasonic sound waves are sound broadcast at a frequency beyond the normal range of human hearing. They are used for a variety of applications across industries, including medical imaging (think sonograms) and detecting flaws in manufacturing. At the higher end of their scale, these sound waves can also be used for cleaning. In most industrial ultrasonic cleaning, the frequencies used range between 20 and 50 KHz.

When ultrasonic waves move through a liquid and strike a hard surface, they produce millions of tiny bubbles, known as "cavitating bubbles"These microscopic bubbles produce momentary jets of intense energy when they collapse, directing that energy against the surface they are collapsing against. Repeated millions of times and with the assistance of detergent present in the surrounding liquid, these bubbles scrub away almost any type of grime from all surfaces of an object, no matter how intricate it may be. Furthermore, unlike with traditional brush and solvent methods, they generally do it without damaging the underlying object.

FAQ:

1. How does Ultrasonic Cleaning Work?

An ultrasonic system works by inducing controlled cavitation in the cleaning fluid. Cavitation refers to microscopic voids or "bubbles" that form when the transducers emit sufficient ultrasonic energy into the fluid. The cavitation bubbles form relatively slowly and then collapse suddenly, releasing tremendous energy against the surfaces of objects immersed in the tank that ‘scrubs’ hard to remove soils from the parts.

2. Why is Ultrasonic Cleaning so Efficient and Effect?

A: When cavitation happens near a dirty object, the vacuum action produced by those million of bubbles constantly imploding creates a tiny pressure wave that reaches deep into every nook and cranny of even the most delicate items. This tiny pressure wave dislodges and breaks up the dirt and other contaminants and gently lifts it away. The result is very fast and effective cleaning.