Tech Sonic Ultrasonic Cleaning FAQs

Parts suitable for Tech Sonic ultrasonic cleaning usually include: https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d9c8a_d9e14e36bdb440959bbfc31044e9c000~mv2.jpg Any carbon steel, stainless steel, or other corrosion-resistant alloys, fouled with hydrocarbon or inorganic fouling may be suitable for Tech Sonic Cleaning. It must also be possible to immerse the entire part into the ultrasonic bath, which has a size limitation of 32’ x 76”, with a maximum weight of approximately 35 tons (part + fouling).

We can address the common fouling materials found in refineries and chemical plants through the choice of suitable bath chemistry and procedure. This includes both hydrocarbon fouling, inorganic scales and corrosion.

On average, the Tech Sonic Cleaning process uses 75% less water per heat exchanger than traditional hydroblasting alone. On a washpad, the average water consumption per exchanger is less than 80,000 liters (20,000 US gal) and in our offsite facility (with recycling), we use less than 8000 liters (2000 US gal) per heat exchanger.

We guarantee that at least 95% of your part’s surface will be cleaned down to bare metal.

Tech Sonic cleans Galvanized steel scaffolding regularly. https://static.wixstatic.com/media/0d9c8a_33e75d72a9874e34904780f7d1f0864a~mv2.webp Maybe. We generally do not clean any parts with aluminum fins, but we do clean lots of other parts made from aluminum. Tech Sonic regularly cleans galvanized equipment like scaffolding.