A wash tank gets dirty. That is its job. The problem is that the last thing touching your part is dirty solvent, which is why a separate rinse stage exists — clean solvent, final pass, part comes out actually clean rather than evenly coated.
What you’ll see in this video
- The 60-gallon rinse tank and work area
- Why a second clean-solvent stage changes the finish
- Heavy-duty formed legs and thick-gauge steel
- The fusible-link fire-proof lid
Specifications
| Capacity | 60 gallons |
|---|---|
| Construction | Thick-gauge steel, heavy-duty formed legs |
| Lid | Fusible-link, fire-proof |
| Role | Clean-solvent rinse stage after washing |
| Built in | Milwaukee, WI, USA |
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Keep clean parts from flash rusting
Freshly cleaned metal rusts faster than dirty metal — washing strips the oils that were protecting it. Our sister company Solvent Recycling Systems distributes Cortec VpCI corrosion-control products that protect parts between the washer and the next operation.
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