Aerospace & defense cleaning
Controlled cleaning processes for aerospace and defense components.
Match equipment, chemistry and process controls to critical parts, complex geometry, alloy compatibility and documented production requirements.
Where process control matters
Aerospace cleaning decisions are shaped by the component, the soil, the governing specification and the next manufacturing step. eChem evaluates those requirements as one process.
Approved chemistry and documentation
Select chemistries with the required customer or process approvals, documented bath controls and compatibility with the alloys being cleaned.
Tubes, passages and complex geometry
Reach internal passages and difficult features with ultrasonic, immersion, spray or application-specific tube-cleaning processes.
Residue control and corrosion protection
Coordinate cleaning, rinsing, drying and temporary protection so parts move reliably into inspection, coating, assembly or storage.
Equipment and chemistry pathways
Use these starting points to review relevant technologies. eChem can narrow the final process around representative parts, soils and throughput.
Aerospace tube cleaning
Purpose-built PROCECO equipment for cleaning aircraft and aerospace tubing.
Explore the tube cleaning system →Precision ultrasonic cleaning
Manual and automated Crest Ultrasonics systems for demanding component-cleaning applications.
Explore Crest Ultrasonics →Airless and airtight processes
Ecoclean aqueous and solvent systems for precision and high-volume manufacturing.
Explore Ecoclean →Aerospace-approved chemistry
Review cleaning chemistries and application support for alloy-sensitive and approval-driven processes.
Explore approved chemistries →UC 3018
A multi-metal, biodegradable and PFAS-free cleaner with Pratt & Whitney approvals.
Review UC 3018 →Application review
Build the process around the actual part.
A productive evaluation uses representative parts and soils, realistic production timing and a defined cleanliness target. This reduces the risk of selecting equipment or chemistry in isolation.
Discuss your aerospace cleaning application
Share the part, soil, process specification and production target. eChem will help identify the most practical testing and equipment path.
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