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Sonic Cleaning Adhesive Gun and Spray Paint Nozzles

Sonic Cleaning Adhesive Gun and Spray Paint Nozzles                            

We sometimes get a question along the lines “Can I use a sonic cleaner to clean sprayer tips?” There’s lots of advice on the Internet for cleaning adhesive gun and spray paint nozzles.  Many involve time-consuming manual cleaning and/or the use of volatile solvents such as acetone.  A better way is sonic cleaning adhesive gun…

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9-compartment forensic storage refrigerator

Forensic Refrigerator has Lockable Compartments

By Rachel Kohn | January 28, 2011

Criminal and medical investigators can store DNA samples, blood, other perishable evidence in this compact forensic refrigerator containing 9 compartments each with its own combination lock. A master key is held by department supervisors.

The CP171TOV-MED laboratory refrigerator/freezer

Dual-Compressor Lab Refrigerator-Freezer

By Rachel Kohn | January 17, 2011

Individual compressors, temperature controls and alarm functions make this combo scientific refrigerator and freezer unit an ideal solution where floor space is at a premium.

Portable Refrigerator/Freezer for EMS Applications

By Rachel Kohn | January 5, 2011

A versatile portable refrigerator/freezer provides temporary storge of pharmaceuticals and other perishables during a power outage or for rescue sites away from power sources.

Ultrasonic Cleaning Options for Plastic Injection Molds

By Rachel Kohn | October 28, 2010

Injection-molded plastic parts are everywhere a part of our daily life. Polymers in a variety of formulations are used to produce these components by being injected into intricately designed molds and subjected to heat and pressure. Because molds represent substantial investments they must be cleaned on a regular basis.

Ultrasonic Cleaners for Medical & Surgical Instruments

By Rachel Kohn | September 14, 2010

Medical and surgical instruments in a variety of sizes and complexity can pose challenges when it comes to cleaning, disinfecting and sterilizing them after use. An ultrasonic cleaner is an ideal tool for the first step in this three step process to protect medical personnel and patients from possible infection due to pathogens that remain on the instruments after a procedure

How to Use a Moisture Analyzer for Dry Bulk Powders

By Bob Sandor | September 8, 2010

The moisture content of virtually any product on the market has a bearing on the product’s quality, shelf life and a host of other considerations. Ideal moisture content varies, of course, with the product under consideration. Ideal moisture content is determined by and in some cases governed by industry associations and regulatory authorities.

Density Determination Kit Helps in Accurate Analysis

By Rachel Kohn | September 8, 2010

Determining the density of a solid or liquid is easier and more accurate when using a density determination kit with an analytical balance. Analytical balances such as the Kern ABS, AES and ABT models available from Tovatech can be programmed to work in concert with density determination sets, showing the density directly on the analytical balance liquid crystal display.

When to Use an Elmasteam Industrial Steam Jet Cleaner

By Rachel Kohn | September 3, 2010

Compact industrial steam jet cleaners such as the 3- and 5-liter Elmasteam 3000 and Elmasteam 5000 models available from Tovatech contribute to quality control in manufacturing and preassembly operations by removing dirt, grease, oil and other contaminants.

Jet Steam Cleaner for Medical Instruments is Fast & Effective

By Rachel Kohn | August 26, 2010

Surgical instruments with complex design, shape or construction may trap contaminants that are not removed by conventional thermal disinfection procedures, thereby posing a health risk to medical personnel and patients alike. Medical instrument steam jet cleaners such as Elmasteam, available from Tovatech, have proven effective in Central Sterile Supply Departments (CSSD) for cleaning otherwise inaccessible areas prior to thermal disinfection and sterilization.

Boost Efficiency with an Ultrasonic Cleaner

By Rachel Kohn | August 19, 2010

In my shop selecting the correct ultrasonic frequency to employ when operating the ultrasonic cleaner depends on the items being cleaned and what is being removed. Coarse cleaning to remove heavy contaminants is generally best performed at lower frequencies such as 37 kHz because it delivers stronger cavitation action.

Internal vs External Analytical Balance Calibration

By Rachel Kohn | August 4, 2010

Calibration is a procedure intimately associated with analytical balances. Calibration determines the relationship between the displayed value and true mass by comparison with a known mass.

Get 20% Faster Cleaning with New Industrial Ultrasonic Cleaner

By Rachel Kohn | July 6, 2010

An industral-scale ultrasonic cleaning tank and companion rinse tank both feature a precise ± 2 cm vertical oscillation of cleaning baskets – a process that improves ultrasonic cavitation action to near perfection and provide 10% – 20% faster cleaning than conventional ultrasonic cleaners.