Choosing the Best Parts Cleaner Solvent For the Job

For companies that have a large number of parts that need to be cleaned quickly, finding the ideal parts cleaner solvent is a priority. In most cases, an industrial parts cleaner solvent is a degreaser that easily cuts through greases, engine oil, carbon, tar, asphalt, bitumen and a variety of organic resins. To this end, most companies end up with a parts cleaner solvent that contains harsh chemicals, if only for the perception that abrasive chemicals are needed to cut through the toughest accumulations. In years past, this perception was true. But today, eco friendly solvent companies offer a range of commercial degreasers that perform as well or better than the toxic degreasers that they intend to replace. In addition to being unfriendly to the environment, using a harsh parts cleaner solvent has four disadvantages: its chemicals are likely to be limited by EPA regulations; it speeds up the corrosion of metal parts; if used in sufficient quantities, it can significantly increase waste disposal fees; and it leads to chronic illness due to the inhalation of hazardous air pollutants (HAPs). HAP related illnesses usually surface after prolonged exposure to HAPs. But when they do, companies that exposed their workers to HAPs are often hit with multiple lawsuits that result in large settlements and jury awards, not to mention significant damage to a company's reputation. To avoid these pitfalls, many companies opt for eco friendly degreasers that contain no HAPs or volatile organic compounds (VOCs), which gasify at room temperature and are similar to HAPs in their ability to cause chronic illnesses. In addition to chemical safety, a parts cleaner should also be chosen for its safety of application and its long-term effect on parts. Concerning safety of application, it's best to choose a parts cleaner that has a high flashpoint (i.e. a degreaser that is considered non-flammable.) Concerning the effect of a cleaner on parts, it's best to choose a cleaner that contains no water, especially when cleaning electrical components. In addition to gradually corroding metal parts, traditional degreasers speed up the oxidization process and leave hard to remove water spots. After identifying parts cleaners that are safe for workers and parts, the final consideration is how the cleaner should be applied. In some cases, companies conduct degreasing by hand. But when manual degreasing isn't an option, companies often purchase a vapor degreaser that is used in a special parts cleaning chamber. Within the chamber, the degreaser vaporizes and the condensates on the parts, breaking up grime and causing it to drip away. Vapor degreasing is ideal for cleaning electrical parts and intricate parts, as well as for degreasing parts that will be painted, bonded, soldered or welded.
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