Guyson to show advanced ultrasonics cleaning

[2008-5-14]

Numerous productivity and performance improvements feature the Kerry ultrasonic Primewave generator to be shown at MACH 2008 by Guyson International.

Guyson International will be introducing, for the first time in the UK, their all new flexible Kerry ultrasonic Primewave generator at the UK's MACH 2008 machine tool exhibition Guyson has incorporated numerous productivity and performance improvements, which will be available on all larger Guyson 'Kerry Ultrasonic' systems with integrated generators as well as in a host of OEM products.

OEM products include generator and submersible transducer sets, suitable for retrofit into pre- and post-cleaning tanks or for incorporation into new process lines.

The Primewave generator has two boards that produce up to 1000W owhen running at full power.

They will deliver a real 1000W output and not simply a nominal peak figure.

For larger ultrasonic tank systems this equates to fewer generators being required and real savings to be made, said Guyson.

Flexible working - flexibility is one of the core Primewave strengths, said Guyson.

The new Kerry generator can operate in a variety of ultrasonic applications, in aqueous, solvent or viscous liquids.

It can also be customised by the operator to produce the quality of ultrasonic activity required, as dictated by the component complexity or by the substrate.

The Primewave generator can precisely control the ramp-up of power delivery so it can deliver a surge of power to 'jump start' cavitation in viscous liquids.

It can also feed in power incrementally to obviate damage to delicate items such as electronic circuits.

The new Primewave generator is proven to deliver a very robust cavitation.

'Cavitation' is where millions of miniscule cleaning bubbles are generated by alternating pressure waves created in the wash solution.