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Cleaning parts in the IFB bath

Cleaning parts in the IFB bath
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Cleaning parts in the IFB bath

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Cleaning Procedure for Parts in IFB Bath
Preparation: Insert the part to be cleaned into the designated basket. Ensure the part is securely placed for optimal cleaning.
Setup: Utilize the IFB51 setup, equipped with fume extraction accessories, to manage emissions during the cleaning process. Ensure the extraction collar is properly positioned.
Cleaning Process: Immerse the basket containing the part into the IFB bath, ensuring the bath is at the correct temperature. Cover the bath with a lid to contain fumes. The typical cleaning duration is approximately 25 minutes at the specified burn-off temperature.
Fume Management: Small amounts of fumes and smoke will be exhausted to the right and through the roof stack, ensuring a safe working environment.
Post-Cleaning: Carefully remove the hot basket with the cleaned part, prioritizing safety. The part may still be hot upon removal.
Quenching: Quench the cleaned part in a bucket of water to cool it down.
Inspection: Disassemble the part to inspect the cleaning effectiveness, ensuring all residues have been removed.
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Cleaning parts in the IFB bath

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Part before cleaning

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Insert part to be cleaned into the basket

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View of the part in the basket

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IFB51 setup with fume extraction accessories

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View inside the extraction collar

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Insert the basket with part into the bath at temperature

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Immerse the basket into the bath and cover with the lid

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Small amount of fumes & smoke are exhausted out to the right

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Typically 25 minutes at burn-off temperature will work well

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Exhaust extraction out the roof stack

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Remove the hot basket with cleaned part, safety first

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Close up of clean part though still hot

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Cleaned part being quenched in a bucket of water

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Part disassembled to show how well it was cleaned

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