Explaining the water-based cleaning process for PFAS regulation compliance. A small DC fan that can be considered for heating components inside the cleaning machine and control panel exhaust.
Due to PFAS regulations and considerations for the environment and safety, there is a global acceleration in the transition from organic solvents and fluorinated cleaning agents to "water-based industrial cleaning agents."
In water-based cleaning systems, there are many heat sources inside the equipment, such as heaters for warming the cleaning solution, ultrasonic oscillators, and blowers for air knives. Particularly in water-based cleaning lines for precision parts and electronic circuit boards, the heat from control panels, power units, and drying processes can become trapped within the equipment, increasing the risk of malfunction and reduced lifespan of electronic components.
As a thermal management and exhaust heat solution for such cleaning equipment, we propose our "Small DC Fans (AF/BF Series)."
We offer a lineup of axial fans (AF Series) that prioritize airflow for ventilation and exhaust within the equipment, and blower fans (BF Series) suitable for confined spaces and pinpoint cooling. These can be considered as cooling components that support the stable operation and longevity of water-based cleaning machines and various FA equipment.
