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*This page aims to discuss a “parts cleaning station” that combines multiple methods: | *This page aims to discuss a “parts cleaning station” that combines multiple methods: | ||
**[[Heated Part Washer]] (Using a [[Solvent]] (such as [[Kerosene]] ) and/or [[Degreaser]] ) | **[[Heated Part Washer]] (Using a [[Solvent]] (such as [[Kerosene]] ) and/or [[Degreaser]] ) | ||
**[[Slurry Blasting]] (Also known as [[Vapor Blasting]] or [[Vapor Honing]] ) | **[[Slurry Blasting]] (Also known as [[Wet Blasting]] , [[Dustless Blasting]] , [[Vapor Blasting]] or [[Vapor Honing]] ) | ||
**Pressurized Air (For Drying) | **Pressurized Air (For Drying) | ||
*This is all in one [[Blasting Cabinet]] type enclosure | *This is all in one [[Blasting Cabinet]] type enclosure | ||
Latest revision as of 20:30, 19 October 2024
Basics
- This page aims to discuss a “parts cleaning station” that combines multiple methods:
- Heated Part Washer (Using a Solvent (such as Kerosene ) and/or Degreaser )
- Slurry Blasting (Also known as Wet Blasting , Dustless Blasting , Vapor Blasting or Vapor Honing )
- Pressurized Air (For Drying)
- This is all in one Blasting Cabinet type enclosure
- All supporting equipment and tanks and such are also attached in an ergonomic manner
- The goal is basically dirty part goes in, completely clean and rust/Carbon Deposit free part comes out
Internal Links
External Links
- A Video by the YouTube Channel “Superbike Surgery Ltd” Titled “World’s Best Parts Washer? All in one. Hot wash degreasing, Rinse, Vapor Hone/Blasting.”
- This is what inspired me to make this page, i was looking into a standard Recirculating Parts Washer and saw THIS. Probably quite expensive though, but definitely an “endgame setup”. - User: Eric