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Pretreatment Washer's Containment Unit |
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The
Containment Unit is a steel drain platform
with a fiberglass covering the entire top
surface area. A stainless steel 40-mesh
screen captures large particles and dirt. |
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The waterproof
Over-spray Curtains are attached to the
containment unit on two or more sides to
contain all solutions. |
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The Drainage
system, an integral part of the containment
unit, includes a connection to the drain
hoses for transfer of all process solutions
to the Processing Unit. |
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| The Pretreatment
Washer's Processing Unit |
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The Process
Unit base provides a structure for the process
equipment and serves as an over-spill reservoir
with a drain for further processing or disposal. |
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The Process
Unit sump pumps transfer the process solutions
from the containment unit into the filter
system. |
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The Multi-stage
Filter System provides 50-, 10- and 5-micron
disposable filters. |
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A Low-Volume/High-Pressure
Pump (2 gpm/up to 1500 psi) is used with
a Stainless Steel Spray Wand to remove all
soils and contaminants from the metal substrate
and features a cleaning-chemical-solution
injector port for greater cleaning flexibility. |
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Pneumatic
Valves control the flow of solutions throughout
the system during the wash, rinse and pretreatment
processes. |
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A Pretreatment-Solution
Transfer Pump is used to transfer pretreatment
chemicals up to 60 psi to the Pretreatment
Spray Wand. |
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The transfer
pump also recirculates the solution in the
heated pretreatment-solution container to
maintain consistent temperature. |
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Recycling
and containment of all phosphates or pretreatment
chemicals reduces cost and supports environmental
initiatives. |
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Pretreatment
chemical solution control is maintained
by manual standard titration methods. |