Cleaning Technologies Group, LLC introduces new cleaning solutions at IMTEX 2013

Cleaning Technologies Group a world leader in providing cleaning and waste minimization technologies will introduce a host of advanced cleaning solutions at the Indian Machine Tool Exhibition (IMTEX) in Bangalore, India January 24 – 30, 2013.  Visitors to Cleaning Technologies Group Booth #A102Q will be introduced to a number of new products, technologies and services. Among the new technologies exhibited at the show will be: • New Gen 3 LeanJet RB-2 Aqueous Immersion Cleaning System uses a patented washing and rinsing process of agitation, spray impingement, hydraulic purging through immersion and rotation, ultrasonics, and heated blow-off drying. The patented "triple action" batch cleaning process was developed specifically to process a broad range of challenging parts, especially those with internal bores and passages and complex geometries, making this system capable of meeting critical cleaning expectations. The LeanJet RB-2 parts washer also features the latest Siemens programmable controller and operator interface screen. This controls platform boosts system flexibility for automation integration, process control and data logging while offering an intuitive user interface. • New LeanJet RB-Hydrocarbon Cleaning System guarantees near-zero atmospheric emissions. Incorporating similar part rotation dynamics and process parameters to the Aqueous LeanJet RB-2 System it also offers vapor cleaning and rinsing cycles. Air re-circulation drying systems and advanced vacuum technology eliminate the need for exhaust smokestacks. • PROHT Sonic Tank also known as the “Benchtop Series” is an entry-level benchtop ultrasonic cleaning system made of all stainless steel construction. Available in various sizes and intended to sit easily on a workbench or as a drop-in, these parts washers offer the same cleaning capabilities as the more elaborate models but at a lower price. They are great for cleaning small parts on an intermittent to semi-production basis but are not recommended for high volume cleaning. These tanks are available for use with single or multi-frequency generators. • CTG Announces a New Lab Testing Facility in the Association for Manufacturing Technology’s (AMT) Technology and Service Center located in Chennai, India.  “Our Indian customers will be able to visit the lab and observe both our aqueous and hydrocarbon machines in operation. Customers will also have the opportunity to send in their parts for cleanliness testing and Millipore validations. We are very excited about the new facility and the opportunity to work closely with our local customers to find the right cleaning solutions for their application” says Chris Whittaker, VP Sales & Marketing. At the show we will have technical experts available to explain our technologies in more depth and provide suggestions to our customers to improve their cleaning processes.