ICT - Industrial Cleaning Technologies n. 10 (September 2016) Has Been Released

Among the contents of this issue of ICT, an in-depth analysis of oxygen cleaning, the latest novelties about cleaning and measurement technologies, the successful integration of cavitation and new bio-based detergents in a cleaning machine, integration of a anticorrosion treatment in a solvent-based cleaning process, new deburring, rounding and polishing solutions and cleaning of medical products. In addition, an article about a company that took a washing machine and turned it into a system fully integrated with other process stations and featuring automated loading and unloading systems.

By implementing technology derived from other industries that are more automated in terms of surface treatment, by fitting their existing systems with solutions whereby they can be interconnected and managed by robots and by introducing technologies able to perform 90% of the work automatically, the surface treatment industry is going through a moment of deep evolution. In the issue n. 10 of ICT (supplement of ipcm® - International Paint&Coating Magazine n. 40, July/August 2016), one important emblematic case of this path and various technical articles about new technological solutions.

In this issue of ICT:

ANALYSIS

• Oxygen Cleaning – p. 2

• IPA Cleaning and Vapour Drying – p. 4
• First Address for Questions Concerning Industrial Parts Cleaning – p. 5
• SensoTech Points the Way Ahead With the Newly Developed LiquiSonic® V10 System Generation – p. 6
• Cleaning and Drying Room Project – p. 8
• Ultrasonic Deburring – p. 9
• Union's New MDM D Multisolvent Cleaning Systems – p. 10

• The Technology of Cleanliness – p. 12
• ILSA: Constant Commitment and the Pursuit of New Ideas – p. 18
• Environmentally-friendly Washing Solutions – p. 22

• In the Italian Taps and Fittings District, Where Passion for Water Comes Naturally – p. 28

• Combination of the Cavitation Technology with a New Generation of Bio-Based Detergents for a Wider Range of Industrial Applications – p. 38
• An Optimum Combination of Cleaning and Corrosion Protection – p. 44
• Deburring, Rounding, Polishing – More Than a Necessary Evil: Reliably and Efficiently to Burr-Free Surfaces – p. 50
• Cleaning Medical Products Efficiently and Reliably With Process Using CO2 – p. 56

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