Posts by Rachel Kohn
Vaccine Storage Guidelines 2024
Medical practitioners preparing for the 2024-25 flu season should review CDC’s 2024 Vaccine Storage and Handling Toolkit to be assured they are in compliance with vaccine storage guidelines that “help protect your patients, safeguard your vaccine supply, and avoid the unnecessary costs of revaccinating patients and replacing expensive vaccines.” These vaccine storage guidelines are a…
Ultrasonic Parts Cleaner Specification Tips
Large Ultrasonic Cleaner Specification Tips
When strict cleanliness specifications must be met by manufacturers of large parts or by firms cleaning large parts, a large ultrasonic cleaner helps assure specifications are met. Application examples include stainless steel pipe passivation, cleaning large DPF and EGR filter assemblies, heavy parts and industrial scale heat exchangers. Our post on selecting an industrial ultrasonic…
Preserving Enzyme Activity: The Crucial Role of Enzyme Storage Lab Freezers
DPF and EGR Cooler Maintenance with Ultrasonic Cleaners
Diesel particulate and exhaust gas recirculation cooler filters lose efficiency over time. Indications include warning lights, increased fuel consumption, rough starts, stalling, and dark exhaust. Searching DPF and EGR cleaning yields many results on how owner-operators, fleet managers and maintenance shops deal with DPF and EGR cooler maintenance. Here is how an ultrasonic cleaner can extend DPF…
Ultrasonic Cleaner Uses in Business and Industry
According to Future Market Insights the Ultrasonic Cleaning Market will be worth US $3.2 billion by 2033, citing market forecasts predicting a CAGR of 5.3%. FMI comments that this growth is “driven by rising demand for environmentally friendly and efficient cleaning solutions, alongside notable technological advancements.” It notes “ultrasonic cleaning is more cost-effective than traditional cleaning…
Choosing a Cleaning Solution for Carburetors
The Role of Ultrasonic Baths in Sample Preparation
Laboratory Refrigerator Selection Criteria
Ultrasonic Passivation for Stainless Steel
Stainless steels such as AISI* Types 304, 310 and 316, are favored for strength and corrosion resistance. Applications include food, chemical and pharmaceutical processing, surgical implants, architecture and transportation. Over time starting from initial fabrication, free iron and other contaminants adhere to surfaces and must be removed. Ultrasonic passivation for stainless steel accomplishes this to…