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Manufactured by:Crest Ultrasonics Corporation based inEwing Township, NEW JERSEY (USA)
The Solvac Series S4 safely employs all of today’s low-flashpoint solvents such as isopropyl alcohol, acetone, and cyclohexane. The Solvac Series S4 series is a high throughput capacity solution to low-flashpoint solvent precision cleaning applications. A typical process includes immersion in the latest ultrasonic technology with ceramically enhanced transducers that produce unrivaled ...
Manufactured by:Crest Ultrasonics Corporation based inEwing Township, NEW JERSEY (USA)
The cost-effective Solvac S1 provides automated solvent washing, rinsing, cooling, and drying all in a single compact unit. The S1 offers premium standard features at a budget-friendly ...
Manufactured by:Crest Ultrasonics Corporation based inEwing Township, NEW JERSEY (USA)
The Solvac Series S3 safely employs most of today’s non-flammable and EPA approved solvents. This open top ultrasonic vapor degreaser contains dual solvent immersion tanks with patented Crest 40, 58, 132 or 192kHz ultrasonics. The ceramically enhanced ultrasonics products produce unrivaled ...
Manufactured by:Crest Ultrasonics Corporation based inEwing Township, NEW JERSEY (USA)
The Solvac S2 offers the Solvac line’s most premium features: Reduced operator labor, cycle times, and overall running costs, with automatic low-line transfer, using an internal lifter that keeps the lid closed and sealed throughout the process. And highly efficient component drying with maximum solvent distillation, with twin refrigeration units (dedicated primary and secondary cooling) to ...
Manufactured by:Crest Ultrasonics Corporation based inEwing Township, NEW JERSEY (USA)
The Solvac Series S5 employs SCAQMD clean air certified Methyl Soyate* and 3MTM Novec 7200 engineered fluid. The patent-pending Solvac Series S5 is designed for ultrasonic precision cleaning — especially where VOCs are not allowed. No permitting required for usage anywhere in the U.S., including ...
