Cleaning technology after phosphate coating treatment (Bonde treatment) for cold forging.
In addition to the water ultrasonic deburring business, the Company is also working on the practical application of more powerful ultrasonic cleaning technology as required.The cleaning technology after buffing is a classic, but it is now possible to remove buffing dust, baked-on carbon, etc. stuck deep in the intricacies at higher speeds quickly and reliably.All customers can now rest assured.Silicon film and burrs on the surface of glass moulds (in this case silicon welding) can also be removed relatively easily.During the bonding process (phosphate film treatment for cold forging), a phosphate film alone is not effective, so a phosphate film treatment agent, i.e. a certain type of sodium fatty acid (i.e. secant), is used as a lubricant to further increase the lubricating and protective effect.However, heat-treating metals with phosphate coatings adhering to their surfaces as they are can extremely shorten the life of the components in the heat-treatment furnace.To prevent this, cleaning is necessary before heat treatment, but until now alkaline cleaning and hydrocarbon-based cleaning agents have not been sufficient to remove it.Therefore, acid cleaning followed by sufficient hot or cold water was necessary.This would have required too many man-hours and still would not have been sufficient.Our powerful ultrasonic cleaning solves this problem.True ultrasonic cleaning technology completely removes the phosphate film treatment agent in a very short time.Customers having problems with cleaning after bonding.Please contact us.