Technical

1. Cleaning efficiency: When choosing the most effective cleaning solvent, be sure to experiment. If ultrasound is introduced into the existing cleaning process, the solvent used generally does not need to be changed;

2. Simple operation: the liquid used should be safe, non-toxic, easy to operate and have a long service life;

3. Cost: The cheapest cleaning solvent is not necessarily the least expensive to use. In use, factors such as cleaning efficiency, safety, and the highest utilization rate of workpieces that can be cleaned by a certain amount of solvent must be considered. Of course, the cleaning solvent chosen must achieve cleaning results and be compatible with the workpiece material being cleaned. Water is the most common cleaning solution, so systems using water-based solutions are easy to operate, low in cost, and widely used. However, for some materials and soils that are not suitable for aqueous solutions, there are many solvents available.