Teilereinigers

Teilereiniger, also known as parts cleaners, are devices or substances used to remove contaminants from mechanical components. These contaminants can include grease, oil, dirt, metal shavings, and other debris that accumulate during manufacturing, assembly, or use. The primary purpose of a teileiniger is to ensure the cleanliness and proper functioning of parts, which is crucial in various industries such as automotive, aerospace, manufacturing, and maintenance.

There are several types of teileiniger. Mechanical cleaners often involve physical agitation, such as ultrasonic cleaning, which uses high-frequency sound waves in a liquid medium to dislodge particles. Tumbling or vibratory finishing also uses mechanical action to clean and polish parts. Chemical cleaners utilize solvents, detergents, or specialized cleaning solutions to dissolve or emulsify contaminants. These can be aqueous (water-based) or solvent-based. Automated parts washers are common in industrial settings, offering controlled cleaning cycles and often incorporating heating and filtration systems. Manual cleaning using brushes, cloths, and cleaning fluids is also a prevalent method for smaller operations or specific tasks.

The choice of teileiniger depends on several factors, including the type of contaminant, the material of the part, the required level of cleanliness, and environmental considerations. For instance, delicate parts might require gentle ultrasonic cleaning, while heavily soiled industrial machinery might benefit from a high-pressure solvent wash. Safety and environmental regulations also play a significant role in selecting appropriate cleaning agents and methods, with a growing emphasis on environmentally friendly and less hazardous options.