![]()
Degreasing and Cleaning News from Standard Industrial Cleaning Systems Ltd
Acrobat Reader is required to read some of these files. If you do not have a copy, it can be downloaded free of charge from this address.
Glenn Greenlees is pleased to announce that major aerospace manufacturer C. W. Fletcher of Sheffield is the latest to place a substantial order with Standard Industrial Cleaning Systems Ltd.
The installation will be designed to utilise Trichloroethylene initially in accordance with Rolls Royce specification with the option of switching to perchloroethylene or modified alcohols if required.
![]()
VOC legislation – Can we trust the enforcers?”
How Clean is Clean? - Surface World Article by Glenn Greenlees
Surface World Article by Glenn
Greenlees - Solvent Cleaning, a balanced view
![]()


Alcoa Lingotes
Alcoa Lingotes, a
Manufacturing
components for a prestigious
Process integrity and consistency is maintained by
a unique process of counter re-fill and automatic chemical dosing.
Standard Industrial Systems
continues it's Company policy of supplying only the world's best in both
aqueous and solvent cleaning and degreasing technologies.
![]()
Pilkington Research Centre, Lathom
World-renowned
glass manufacturers Pilkington has recently installed a multi-step aqueous wash
system for precision cleaning of glass samples at their
Supplied
by Standard Industrial Systems, the application demanded cleanliness of the highest order before processing in a
new
state-of-the art coating installation.
Cleanliness
of the washed samples is gauged by measuring the contact angle formed on the
glass surface by a sample of pure water injected upon it.
The
complex process includes the use of a high quality pure water (1mS/cm) throughout
the various stages beginning with an alkaline (Ecospray 5275) followed by an
intermediate rinse. A further acid wash is followed by successive rinses and a
hot drying facility, all stages being completed within a single chamber without
operator intervention after the initial loading. Cross contamination of the
various stage fluids has been eliminated by a unique process of counter refills
and the continuous automatic dosing of the selected chemical constituents. Both
acid and alkaline fluids are combined to form a neutral fluid for disposal,
again achieved in-process without operator involvement.
![]()