Process consultation
Start with the application—not the equipment.
eChem provides industrial cleaning process consultation to help manufacturers define the right chemistry and equipment configuration around the actual part, soil, throughput and finish requirement.
Application support
What an industrial cleaning process consultation can evaluate
A useful recommendation starts with the entire process—not a single machine or product specification.
Cleaning-line review
Evaluate current equipment, stages, utilities, bottlenecks and opportunities for improvement.
Parts and soils
Review materials, geometry, contamination, handling and downstream requirements.
Chemistry analysis
Compare process chemistry, concentration, temperature, compatibility and bath management.
Test cleaning
Develop and validate a process using representative parts and measurable acceptance criteria.
Equipment demonstrations
Evaluate appropriate technologies and configurations before a capital decision is made.
Implementation planning
Coordinate equipment, chemistry, utilities, controls, service and operator requirements.
A practical starting point
Bring the process requirements into focus.
Define the part
Material, dimensions, weight, geometry and areas that are difficult to reach.
Identify the soil
Oils, coolants, chips, oxides, polishing compounds or other contamination.
Set production needs
Batch size, cycle time, throughput, handling and available utilities.
Confirm the finish
Cleanliness, dryness, surface condition and the next manufacturing operation.
Flexible support
On-site or remote consultation.
Applications can be reviewed at your facility or through video, phone and email. Photos, drawings, process data and sample parts can help accelerate the evaluation.
Useful information to include
- Part material, size and weight
- Soil or contamination
- Current process and pain points
- Required throughput and cleanliness
- Plant utilities and floor-space limits
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Tell us about your application.
Share what you know today. We can help identify the remaining questions and the next practical step.
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