Precision Parts Cleaning

Q: What contaminants are typically found on precision machined parts, and how should they be cleaned?

Common contaminants on precision machined parts include coolant residues, oils, metal chips, and dust. The Jayco precision machined parts cleaning equipment employs methods like rotation, ultrasonic cleaning, high-pressure spray washing, and spray/flood to effectively remove these contaminants and ensure the cleanliness of parts.

Q: Can precision parts cleaning equipment accommodate a variety of part sizes and geometries?

Yes, Jayco precision parts cleaning equipment is designed to be versatile and can often accommodate a wide range of part sizes, shapes, and geometries. Some equipment may offer adjustable fixtures to handle various part configurations.

Q: Are there specific cleaning solutions or detergents recommended for use with precision parts cleaning equipment?

Yes, Jayco Chemical Solutions manufactures specific cleaning solutions and detergents that are compatible with Jayco equipment. These solutions are formulated to optimize the cleaning process, remove contaminants effectively, and minimize any potential damage to the machined parts.

Q: How can I ensure that precision machined parts remain free of contamination after cleaning?

Proper handling, storage, and packaging techniques should be employed to prevent recontamination of precision machined parts after cleaning. Parts should be protected from airborne contaminants and handled using clean, lint-free materials.

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Precision Parts Cleaning Process

Jayco has been delivering critical cleaning systems for over 15 years to some of the leading precision parts manufacturers in North America.

Pre and In Process Cleaning
Passivation
Final Cleaning
Vacuum Assisted Cleaning & Drying
Small Footprint

Precision Part Applications

Jayco has experience with providing proven cleaning solutions that meet the critical cleanliness you require.

Additive manufactured
Swiss machined, fasteners
Hydraulic components
Small ID tubing
PVD and other vacuum coating
Vacuum brazing

Manufacturing Soils

We've cleaned practically all traditional and emerging manufacturing process soils used to produce precision parts.

Soils
Coolant, oils, EDM fluid
Particulate
Swarf
Fingerprints
Grinding, lapping, polishing

Featured Customer

Micron Manufacturing (Precision Parts)

Micron chose Jayco to invest in a space-saving MAFAC Java rotary basket parts washer with conveyer.

We've run various test parts through the new system. These early results are fantastic, and indicate the system will deliver both a higher cleanliness standard and great time savings. Visually, the cleaned parts come out bright and shining, dry and free of chips.

Explore Rotary Basket Parts Washers

Space-saving design for aqueous cleaning which includes our patented cleaning and drying under vacuum.

Explore Ultrasonic Cleaning Systems

Modular immersion cleaning tanks with ultrasonics, rotation, drying, passivation, and automation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can Jayco systems effectively remove EDM oil and additive powder from intricate features of a titanium printed part?

Yes, the Jayco rotary basket washer with vacuum assist will thoroughly remove the EDM oil and remove the powder from internal metal printed part chambers.

What contaminants are typically found on precision machined parts, and how should they be cleaned?

Can precision parts cleaning equipment accommodate a variety of part sizes and geometries?

Are there specific cleaning solutions or detergents recommended for use with precision parts cleaning equipment?

How can I ensure that precision machined parts remain free of contamination after cleaning?

What maintenance and safety considerations are associated with precision parts cleaning equipment?

Regular maintenance and safety checks are crucial to ensure the efficient and safe operation of precision parts cleaning equipment. Users should follow the manufacturer's maintenance guidelines, including routine inspections, lubrication, and safety precautions, such as wearing appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) and following safety protocols during equipment operation.