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Facility Maintenance Departments Embrace Ultrasonic Cleaning for all their Repair Needs
Factory equipment is the heartbeat of worldwide manufacturing, whether dealing with compressors, engines, conveyors, gearing, rollers, or any number of maintenance items that get contaminated through use. Manufacturers can keep their machinery running longer, lasting longer, operating more efficiently and with less downtime with the use of industrial ultrasonic cleaners that provide surgical grade precision to the factory floor.
What are people saying when it comes to maintaining equipment with Omegasonics ultrasonic technology
It’s hard to imagine how we survived without our ultrasound parts washer. It does a fantastic job cleaning intricate parts and preparing them for final assembly. We have tripled our cleaning output as a direct result of its capabilities, resulting in a lower direct labor cost. We have experienced exceptional results.”
– Frank Peele, Action Cycle Sports
I just wanted to thank you and your guys for all your hard work this year and for Ultrasonic (The Beast).”
– Rosann E Watts, Porex Corporation
The ultrasonic cleaner you sold us continues to be the best/ handiest tool I have. It runs nearly 24/7 and i frankly don’t know how I ever got along without it.”
– Jeff Shultz, Sauer-Danfoss
Video
Learn how factory floor machinery can be cleaned to better tolerances, operating hours extended between scheduled maintenance, and how manufacturing equipment life is extended with ultrasonic cleaners.
Blog
You’re getting ready to set your first batch of equipment to be cleaned, and you realize you just aren’t sure how you should be putting the parts into your cleaner. Here is some information to get you started.
