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Ultrasonic media




We are facing a problem of bright finish of aluminium parts made from alloy , GD AlSi9Cu2Fe. These components are pressure die cast. What is the best media to use in the ultrasonic cleaning process. These castings are shotblasted, using stainless steel media and are machined also.We have a four stage ultrasonic cleaning process.

Rahul Sharma
- Pune , Maharashtra , India
2002



Either we have a translation problem here or this is something I've never heard of before. Your question is for advice or suggestions for a media, but your application system is an Ultrasonic cleaning system? To my knowledge, nearly all ultrasonic systems use transducers to agitate or energize a liquid. There are some direct contact systems and I have experimented with abrasive emulsions; however, there is no media involved, chemicals yes. Media normally refers to a particle form of an abrasive which is used for material removal or surface refinement. I suggest you clarify question again.

tony kenton
AF Kenton
retired business owner - Hatboro, Pennsylvania
2002


Please try out tri chloro ethylene.It gives good results

D.B.PRABHU RAM
- India
2002



2002

First of all try to find out the efficiency of the ultrasonic cleaner. Mass put in cleaner is also very important along with the capacity/working efficiency of the ultrasonic cleaner. Take the foil test.

Only after this is confirmed try other cleaners,

Try scratch brushing of the component if possible after, once cleaning.

Amit Pabuwal
- Jaipur, Rajasthan, India




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