[Improvement Case] Solving Foaming and Rust Issues with Alkaline Cleaners

Introducing a case where issues with rust formation and overflow caused by cleaning agents foaming have been eliminated!

We would like to introduce a case where a company manufacturing engine parts in Niigata Prefecture consulted us about measures to address issues with foam and rust, assuming that they would not affect the subsequent painting process. The company faced a challenge where rust on cleaned parts and overflow caused by the foaming of the cleaning agent occurred during the parts cleaning process. We proposed a cleaning agent that excels in rust prevention and defoaming properties, with minimal residue that is unlikely to affect the subsequent painting process. By introducing a cleaning agent that demonstrates excellent defoaming and cleaning capabilities even at low liquid temperatures, they were able to resolve rust and foam issues while also reducing electricity costs. [Challenges Before Implementation] - Rust was occurring on the cleaned parts, and overflow due to the foaming of the cleaning agent was a problem. - As a countermeasure against foam, defoaming agents were regularly added, which also reduced the water volume in the tank. - If the water level decreased too much, the cleaning agent could not be pumped up, and if it increased too much, foam would overflow from the tank, leading to the hassle of managing the water level. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.*

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