Dave Wilson, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Cleaning System",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Engineeringtalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Boiler island contract awarded from
Foster Wheeler, which we summarised at the time by saying "A Foster Wheeler subsidiary has been awarded the contract for a 385MW circulating fluidised-bed (CFB) boiler island to be located in Lappeenranta in eastern Finland".
A few weeks before,
we featured the news release Food-grade transportation allows easy cleaning from
EWAB Engineering: "EWAB's stainless food systems are available with an integrated cleaning system".
In March 2007, we covered the news from Enviro Tech Europe
concerning its EnSolv
- take a look at Solvent answers aerospace cleaning challenges
which says: "The aerospace industry presents many critical cleaning applications where surfaces need to be completely degreased and cleaned with no residues".
Take a look also at the news release from Analytical Technology, Turbidity monitor promises reliable readings,
as well as Metals analyser is made for mobility from Spectro Analytical Instruments,
and Ultrasonics clean up on engine rebuilds from Ultrawave.
See also:
Gray cleans up business development
(July 2006)
Meech International has appointed Eddie Gray as Business Development Manager for its Surface Cleaning Technology Division
Greater focus for waste water processing
(July 2006)
New Mecwash division brings greater focus than ever before to industrial waste water processing
Filters cut down kiln emissions
(June 2006)
Maceira-Liz has reduced kiln emissions using baghouse filters equipped with filter bags made from Tetratex 6255 ultra-high-efficiency ePTFE membrane with woven glass fabric
Ice-based systems set to clean up
(March 2006)
A patented water ice cleaning systems use crystalline ice particles to provide a gentle, nonabrasive yet extremely effective cleaning technique
CFB boiler to reduce emissions in Finland
(March 2006)
Contract for the design, supply and erection of a peat- and biomass-fired circulating fluidised-bed boiler island at combined heat and power plant in Tornio, northern Finland
Nuclear group picks KMT for skip cleaning
(December 2005)
British Nuclear Group chooses robotic cleaning system from KMT Cutting Systems for specialist surface cleaning of contaminated spent nuclear fuel skips
SLM lets designer make bread from bakery
(December 2005)
Industrial product designer Keith Handy discovers that SLM can produce a fully functional prototype of a conveyor cleaning system for a major bakery and deliver manufacturable design
Weld cleaning system adds indelible marking
(November 2005)
The Nitty-Gritty Clinox.ECO weld cleaning and marking system is used for removal of oxides which are left when TIG welding stainless steel, local electropolishing and for marking of metal surfaces
Reverse osmosis systems set to clean up
(November 2005)
A new range of reverse osmosis systems to produce drinking water by desalination has been introduced by Prominent Fluid Controls
Tiny DTS uses ball grid array technology
(November 2005)
CIL has worked with the scientific research and advisory centre Cefas to manufacture a data storage tag (DST) for fish that uses the latest double-sided ball grid array technology
Backpack laser set to clean up
(October 2005)
New from CIProcess is the revolutionary Backpack Cleaning Laser system, manufactured by Clean Laser Systems in Herzogenrath, Germany
Pump cleans up on machine tool sumps
(October 2005)
The new Li'L Sucker sump cleaning system is designed for a market that other manufacturers attempt to reach with machines such as wet/dry vacuums, drum top vacuums and air powered units
Cleaning system uses trike safely
(September 2005)
Layton Technologies has developed an environmentally compliant and operator safe solvent cleaning system which uses trichloroethylene
New sales channels for Meech
(May 2005)
Meech has expanded its international network with the appointment of new sales channels within Europe
Wearplate proves popular in Malaysian mines
(December 2004)
Quarry equipment specialist Ace Arc has won a third order in Malaysia for its armour plating to protect heavy duty excavation gear against wear
Single source simplifies controller specification
(November 2004)
The multiple design and production skills of Custom Design Technologies have combined to provide a leading commercial kitchen cleaning system with a control board, keypad and PCB enclosure
Filter shows limitations of existing fluid system
(October 2004)
When Aarbakke attached a Magnom clear process unit to one of its EDM machines, it took only a couple of minutes before the company's engineers could see contaminant building up on the core
News on the Blower-powered nozzle cleaning systems from Air Control Industries
(May 2004)
Time savings in excess of 15% are being achieved by Mitras Automotive (UK) since installing a blower-powered nozzle cleaning system in an SMC machining chamber at its Winsford factory
New plant to produce 14 tonnes of cheese per day
(March 2004)
Invensys APV is to undertake a multi-million Danish Kroner contract to build a new cheese production plant at the Them Co-operative Dairy in Silkeborg, Denmark
Degreaser cleans up for Kostal
(July 2003)
Kostal UK has resolved a consistency issue at its Goldthorpe site in South Yorkshire by enlisting the help of Kerry Ultrasonics
Robots clean up skids for Land Rover
(June 2003)
ABB has supplied three industrial robots to the paint shop at Land Rover's manufacturing facility in Solihull, West Midlands
Speedy cleaning for valve fittings
(May 2003)
One of the world's largest manufacturers of oilfield completion equipment has turned to Kerry Ultrasonics to help it establish a cell dedicated to maintaining a stock of NAS clean valve fittings
Dirty billets cause problems for extruders
(May 2003)
Today's systematic approaches to product quality help us discover what is at the root of certain variations in extrusion, and then identify the most effective ways to prevent them
Noncontact cleaning boosts welding torch life
(May 2003)
The electromagnetic Robacta TC 1000/2000 welding torch cleaning system can improve both quality and economy
Switch from trike has silver lining
(March 2003)
The UK's premier silverware manufacturer has replaced a trichloroethylene plant with an aqueous ultrasonic cleaning system and seen productivity rise by 20%
Ultrasonic cleaner removes trike dangers
(March 2003)
A special aqueous ultrasonic cleaning system has enabled Centrax Turbine Components Division to remove a potentially carcinogenic trichloroethylene machine from its production process
Cleaner cuts solvent consumption by 85%
(March 2003)
Switching to a monosolvent cleaning system from Kerry Ultrasonics has allowed medical device manufacturer Portex to reduce solvent consumption by 85%
PLC network keeps train toilets fresh
(January 2003)
A fully automated control solution from Mitsubishi Electric is helping improve reliability and efficiency of Eurostar's LDA system
Website locates cleaning systems
(January 2003)
Kerry Ultrasonics has launched a new website intended to make selecting the correct parts cleaning system a simple and rapid procedure
Blast cleaning system removes coatings quickly
(September 2002)
A new high-performance blast-cleaning system which greatly reduces abrasive usage in removing thick and difficult coatings is now available in the UK from Hodge Clemco
Clear advantage for lens manufacturer
(July 2002)
Following the installation of a Microsolve monosolvent cleaning system from Kerry Ultrasonics, lens manufacturer Cooke Optics is now saving GBP 250 per week in cleaning costs
Cleaner cuts trike for seal manufacturer
(June 2002)
Kerry Ultrasonics has enabled seal manufacturer Wills Engineered Polymers to remove the potentially harmful solvent trichloroethylene (trike) from its cleaning process
Automatic aqueous washing for pump bearings
(May 2002)
Guyson International recently installed a Guyson Marr-Line 200/3 conveyorised aqueous cleaning system into the French bearings division of a multinational global engine and automotive supplier
Aqueous cleaning replaces trichloroethylene
(May 2002)
An aqueous cleaning system has allowed a leading actuator manufacturers to completely eliminate the potentially hazardous solvent trichloroethylene from its manufacturing process