Andrew,

 I had a small system like this once. The "Dishwasher" was made by Hobart,
they make industrial dishwashers for food industries.

 The "Chem Feed" pump was driven by a timer in a small control unit. It was
timed to inject a proper amount of chemical. I was using a saponifier. This
part of the system was a very useful feature. It had logic to repeat rinses
with DI water until a specific resistance was meet, I did not use that. 

I would blow off water with an air gun which is an important step for
"Clean" boards. I had a hot air oven where I dried the PCBs.

Bob K.

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Subject: [TN] Small batch aqueous cleaning system and drying oven

Needing suggestions for a small dishwasher sized aqueous cleaning system and
drying oven to remove dust, dirt and other environmental grime from military
hardware as well as an option for rosin flux removal after rework.

Thanks in advance!

Andrew Ganster
2M Project Office
Crane Division Naval Surface Warfare Center Code GXST, Bldg: 3287E
300 Highway  361
Crane, IN 47522-5001
Ph: 812.854.1194
Fax: 812.854.1174
http://www.navsea.navy.mil/nswc/crane/Lists/customerfeedback/NewForm.aspx


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