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MECWASH
The new facility allows achieving very high
cleanliness requirements for a wide range of parts
quickly and effi ciently. A major contribution here
makes the ultrasound equipment. (Image source:
MecWash Systems Limited)
Fast and effi cient cleaning processes thanks to twin-frequency ultrasound
Highest level of cleanliness
for hydraulic components
For a manufacturer of innovative
hydraulic components, extending
their capacity and meeting
stricter cleanliness requirements
were the key reasons to invest
in a new cleaning system.
The fi nal choice was a single-
chamber aqueous cleaning
machine that incorporates
25 kHz and 40 kHz ultrasonic
frequencies from Weber
Ultrasonics. The simultaneous
use of both frequencies
facilitates fast and economical
cleaning at high process quality.
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Since it was founded in 1985, Hydraforce has
developed into the world’s leading supplier
of hydraulic screw-in valves, electro-hydraulic
controllers, electrical vehicle control systems and
customer-specific control blocks. The products
are used in industry and the mobile market,
among other things for tractors and attachments,
harvesters, wheeled loaders, excavators, lifting and
conveying equipment, as well as hydraulic ramps.
The company’s success factors include the high
quality, efficiency and cost-effectiveness of its
products, which result from high-grade and
precise manufacturing.
Quantitatively and qualitatively
stricter cleaning requirements
This also requires the stainless steel, carbon steel
and aluminium components to be extremely
clean. “In hydraulic systems, cleanliness plays
an enormous role in equipment quality, reliability
and lifespans. At HydraForce we take ownership of
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