Guyson’s Kerry Microsolve cleaning systems attain the highest cleaning standards yet keep running costs low.
Solvent retention features unique to the Microsolve range–triple coil reflux cooling, vapour break, 150% freeboard, optional auto top-up and solvent monitoring–ensure that systems are safe and comply fully with environmental and safety legislation.
These design features also mean that Microsolve systems are able to operate with low, predictable solvent usage and customers enjoy low, predictable running costs.
Options on co-solvent systems include:
• Solvent monitoring with auto top-up
• Choice of robotic handling systems
OPTIONS
Autotrans robotic handling
Autotrans Mk4 and Autotrans Mini robotic handling systems ensure consistent, repeatable cleaning results and maximise throughput.
Microsolve MONO-SOLVENT two-stage systems provide ultrasonic cleaning using HFE (hydrofluoroether) or HFC (hydrofluoro-carbon) solvents, followed by vapour rinsing and freeboard dry.
Typical applications include bearings, gyro components and precision medical components; maintenance cleaning of pneumatic and hydraulic components; and, in electronics, flux removal from PCBs or from soldering jigs and fixtures.
LOW SOLVENT USAGE
Solvent retention features unique to Microsolve systems - triple coil reflux cooling, vapour break, 150% freeboard, optional solvent monitoring and auto top-up - ensure that our systems are safe to use and fully compliant with environmental and safety legislation including the Solvent Emissions Directive (SED).
These design features also mean that Microsolve systems operate with low, predictable solvent usage and customers enjoy low, predictable running costs.
Our solvent monitoring device allows users to check consumption: 3 litres of HFE per 40-hour week is typical in a Co-solvent 350 system
Solvent monitoring and auto top-up
The device monitors fluid levels, automatically tops up solvent and logs quantities delivered–so that occasional increases in usage can be quickly spotted and rectified, keeping running costs low.
KEY TO SCHEMATIC (right)
1 Ultrasonic co-solvent clean with filtration
2 Ultrasonic HFE clean with filtration
3 Vapour rinse zone
4 Freeboard dry with refrigerated cooling coils
5 Water separator / sieve
6,7 Refrigerated cooling system
8 Plc based electrical controls
9 Sliding lid
10 Autotrans automation (option)
THE CO-SOLVENT PROCESS
Guyson Co-Solvent systems provide two ultrasonic cleaning stages, both with filtration, followed by vapour rinsing and freeboard dry.
In the first cleaning tank a mixture of HFE (hydrofluoroether) and a hydrocarbon solvating agent removes gross contamination from the components. Large quantities of dirt and oils can be taken up by the solvating agent, and this makes the process particularly suitable for heavy duty cleaning.
In Stage 2 pure HFE distillate removes from the components residues carried over from the primary cleaning tank.
Both cleaning tanks include base mounted ultrasonic transducers with Pulsatron generator, solution heating and a pumping and filtration system.
Cleaning is followed by a rinse in the vapour zone above the tanks and then a dwell in thefreeboard zone to dry the components
Currently we only have 1 working unit in hand. If interested, please contact us at josephinewcy@gmail.com.
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