Industrial manufacturing operations often produce large amounts of dirt, grime, and other contaminants. As you know, these can build up on surfaces and equipment, making cleaning difficult. This affects the quality of the products being made and the efficiency of the manufacturing process. 

Immersion cleaning is an effective way to remove these contaminants. It involves submerging parts in cleaning chemistry and then agitating them to loosen and remove the dirt. There are systems with various cleaning mechanisms and stages with additional features depending on the application. Immersion cleaning is often used for objects that are difficult to clean with other methods, such as vehicles, machinery, pharmaceutical, and industrial equipment. It can also be used for delicate items that cannot withstand scrubbing or abrasive cleaning agents. 

In this article, we’ll walk you through some variations as you decide whether immersion cleaning is for you and what you may need to clean your parts effectively.