Definition and Classification of hydrocarbon cleaning machine

Definition of hydrocarbon cleaning machine:

A cleaning system using carbon and hydrogen as cleaning media is called a hydrocarbon cleaning machine. The key difference from conventional ultrasonic cleaners lies in its integrated vacuum system and complex piping configuration. Typically, it consists of five core components: the cleaning system, vacuum system, distillation regeneration system, control system, and auxiliary systems.

Carbon hydrogen cleaning has good environmental characteristics and cleaning capacity, no corrosion to metal, can meet the needs of parts cleaning in many fields. It also has a certain rust prevention effect, and has gradually become one of the important industrial cleaning methods.

Classification of hydrocarbon cleaning machine:

Hydrocarbon cleaning machine can be classified into standard and non-standard models based on design specifications. They are categorized by cleaning tank configurations as single-tank, dual-tank, or multi-tank systems. Automation levels include manual, semi-automatic, and fully automated configurations. Additionally, drying methods are divided into hot air drying and vacuum drying systems.