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CLS-S Double Chamber Cleanliness Cabinet 600 integrates spray cleaning, perfusion flushing, side wall spray self-cleaning, ultrasound cleaning, membrane sample preparation (particle extraction), online filtration and recovery of cleaning agents, and circulating fine filtration into one. The wet extraction system, the most commonly used extraction method, covers a large portion of the requirements for particle extraction from components.
| Description |
Model
-CLS-S Double Chamber Cleanliness Cabinet 600
Purpose of the device
-Used for cleaning and extracting particles from components.
Equipment principle
-Wet extraction: Using a specified liquid medium, flushing the surface of components with a standard nozzle within a set pressure range to separate solid particles from the components, which are then collected on the detection filter membrane.
-Ultrasound extraction:By utilizing the cavitation effect of ultrasonic waves in liquids, bubbles are generated in the liquid. These bubbles come into contact with the surface of the product and collapse, thereby disrupting insoluble attached particulate contaminants, causing them to disperse in the solution, and ultimately achieving the effect of cleaning particulate contaminants from the surface of the parts.
Equipment advantages
-The equipment has real time display of equipment working status, continuously adjustable parameters.
-After cleaning the parts, a filter membrane sample can be obtained directly to reduce the retention time of particulate contamination in the cleaning agent; which standardizes the cleanliness testing control process and improves testing efficiency.
-The operating space for cleaning parts is relatively independent, with a built-in air laminar flow system to purify the cleaning operating environment, effectively isolate the cleaning area and external environment, and build a clean operating platform for cleaning and testing.
-Reference standards for equipment design and operation methods：VDA19.1 2015 edition, ISO16232 2018 edition, and customer defined standards.
Structural overview
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Pressure cleaning chamber/Ultrasound |
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Swivel wheel |
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Protective glove |
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Operating panel |
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PLC programmable controller |
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Foot switch |
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Distribution box |
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Three-stage filter membrane sample preparation |
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CLS-S Double Chamber Cleanliness Cabinet 600 |
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Material |
The equipment frame and appearance are all made of 304 stainless steel. |
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Function |
Pressure cleaning, ultrasound cleaning, circulation cleaning, single cleaning, liquid addition, liquid drainage, manual testing, parameter setting, etc. |
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Overall dimensions |
1750*800*2100mm（Including casters 2100mm） |
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Operation chamber |
Analysis area |
600 * 600 * 800mm (L*W*H) |
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Compatible Product |
Length≤400mm |
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Control system |
PLC control, software with flushing option and programmable flushing volume. |
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Maximum loading capacity |
≥30 Kg（Uniform loading, non-point loading） |
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Working pressure |
0.1-0.45Mpa (customizable) |
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Flow rate |
1L/min-5.0L/min (customizable) |
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Ultrasound |
Analysis area |
600*600*800mm(L*W*H) |
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Ultrasound power |
0-600W(adjustable) |
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Power density |
According to VDA19.1 10W/L(adjustable) |
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Frequency |
40KHZ |
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Storage and filtration |
Testing membrane size |
Φ47 – 50mm |
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Tank capacity |
30L (customizable) |
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Filtration system |
1μm、0.2μm filter (absolute filtration) |
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Membrane system |
3-stage cascade filtration system |
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Rinsing nozzle |
Φ2.5 mm column nozzle |
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Blank value |
According to the accomendations of ISO, the maximum particle size must be less than 50% of the allowable particle size on the part/product, and the particle quantity within the blank value shall not exceed 10% of the cleanliness level required for the component. Equipment capacity: Pollutant weight 0.3mg, Metal particles ≤ 100um(particles in a Class 10,000 cleanroom≤ 50um) |
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Cleaning medium |
Recommended hydrocarbon solvents (AP760/ISO Sparl) |
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Operation protective gloves |
Length 360mm, nitrile rubber |
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Chamber door |
Electric lifting |
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Alarm |
Liquid level alarm for storage tank, filter element expiration prompt alarm, mis-operation/fault alarm; provide solution |
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HEPA filter |
99,995% efficiency for particles bigger than 0.3 µm |
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Power |
AC220V,50Hz； Rated power: 900W |
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Work noise |
Less than 70db |
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Equipment activation |
≥98% |
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Equipment failure rate |
≤2％ |
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Totally weight |
About 450KG |
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| Technical Cleanliness Inspection Standards |
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Standards |
Mainly used for |
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ISO 11218:1993 |
Aerospace - Cleanliness classification for hydraulic fluids |
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ISO 12345:2013 |
Diesel engines - Cleanliness assessment of fuel injection equipment |
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ISO 14952:2003 |
Space systems - Surface cleanliness of fluid systems |
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ISO 16232-10:2007 |
Road vehicles - Cleanliness of components of fluid circuits |
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ISO 4406:1999 |
Hydraulic fluid power - Fluids - Method for coding the level of contamination by solid particles |
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ISO 4407:1991 |
Hydraulic fluid power - Fluid contamination - Determination of particulate contamination by the counting method using a microscope |
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NAS 1638:2011 |
Cleanliness requirements of parts used in hydraulic systems |
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NF E 48-651:1986 |
Transmissions Hydrauliques - Fluides - Determination De La Pollution Particulaire Par La Methode De Comptage Au Microscope |
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NF E 48-655:1989 |
Hydraulic fluid power - Fluids - Particulate contamination - Expression of results |
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NF ISO 21018-1:2008 |
Hydraulic fluid power - Monitoring the level of particulate contamination of the fluid |
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SAE AS 4059:2011 |
Aerospace Fluid Power - Cleanliness Classification for Hydraulic Fluids |
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VDA 19.1:2015 |
Fluid circuits in automotive-Inspection of Technical Cleanliness |
| Internal Structure |
| Technical Cleanliness Testing Process |
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