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| 101 | Washing device, equipped with a water heating group, for spray guns and their components | EP09159322.8 | 2009-05-04 | EP2140947B1 | 2012-04-18 | Rosa, Giuseppe |
| The invention relates to a washing device (10) for spray guns (32) and their components which characteristically comprises an electric heater (56) of the washing liquid (24). | ||||||
| 102 | Washing tank for the brakes of industrial and similar vehicles | EP04077838.3 | 2004-10-14 | EP1524040B1 | 2012-03-28 | Rosa, Giuseppe |
| 103 | Parts washer | EP10008044.9 | 2010-08-02 | EP2415532A1 | 2012-02-08 | Spencer, Steve; Westcott, Stephan |
A parts washer (1) comprising an upper portion (3) and a lower portion (2), in which the part may be washed in the upper portion and the lower portion includes a drum (10) for containing the aqueous cleaning solution. A method of washing an article in a parts washer (1) and a method of regenerating the cleaning solution within the parts washer are also disclosed.
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| 104 | Multipurpose aqueous parts washer and process | EP08151579.3 | 2008-02-18 | EP1964618B1 | 2011-06-08 | Meisinger, Don; Porter, Brian E.; Endres, Michael; Publ, Rudy; Spaziani, Sean; Richert, Alex; Bond, Geoffrey M.; Thelin, Theodore J. |
| 105 | Movable sink parts washer | EP08156492.4 | 2008-05-19 | EP2006036B1 | 2010-01-27 | Porter, Brian E.; Oelhafen, Chris; Greenidge, Colin; Kaminski, Stephen H.; Thelin, Theodore J. |
| 106 | PARTS WASHER | EP06790264 | 2006-09-21 | EP1937423A4 | 2009-09-16 | GODDARD FENTON |
| 107 | DISTILLATION APPARATUS | EP02801825.7 | 2002-10-18 | EP1450968B1 | 2009-04-29 | YAMAMOTO, Soichiro |
| A fluid distillation apparatus is removably built into a object cleaning apparatus which comprises a duty tank for retaining contaminated fluid, a receiving tank for receiving the distilled fluid from the distillation apparatus and a sink means in which the objects are cleaned. The fluid distillation apparatus comprises at least one each of a fluid inlet port through which the fluid to be distilled is transferred from a container containing the fluid to be distilled to distillation chamber, a fluid outlet port through which the distilled fluid is transferred to a container to hold the distilled fluid, an air supply port to which compressed air supply is to be connected, a power cord through which the electric power is supplied, preferably an outlet through which air pressure for fluid agitation is supplied to the said container containing the fluid to be distilled, and preferably an outlet through which air pressure is supplied to a pump means for transferring the distilled fluid from the receiving container to the duty fluid container. The fluid distillation apparatus, duty tank, and the receiving tank are built into the object cleaning apparatus in such way that any one of these components can be easily removed from and re-installed to the object cleaning apparatus. | ||||||
| 108 | Cleaning apparatus | EP05251429.6 | 2005-03-09 | EP1574262B1 | 2008-07-30 | Petty, Robert Hugh |
| Cleaning apparatus (1) comprises a structure mounting a cleaning tank (3), the tank (3) including at least one fluid outlet connectable to at least one fluid supply. The tank (3) is removably mounted on the structure. |
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| 109 | PARTS WASHER | EP06790264.3 | 2006-09-21 | EP1937423A1 | 2008-07-02 | GODDARD, Fenton |
| A parts washer (10) comprises a cabinet (12), a platform (14), a liquid distributor (16), a coupling (18), and a drive system (20). The platform (14) is disposed inside the cabinet (12) and supports articles that are required to be cleaned. The distributor (16) is disposed inside the cabinet to one side of the platform and has one or more outlets (26) that direct the liquid in a generally radial direction toward the platform (14). The coupling (18) couples the distributor (16) to an inside of the cabinet (12) in a manner allowing at least 2° of freedom of motion of the distributor (16). More particularly, the coupling (18) allows the distributor (16) to move in a complex motion comprising a combination of tilting, rotation and up and down motion. | ||||||
| 110 | Parts washer heater pump module | EP07117085.6 | 2007-09-24 | EP1918028A3 | 2008-06-11 | Porter, Brian E.; Endres, Michael; Biba, Scott; Gunseor, Larry; Younger, Charles |
A parts washer including magnets located near a pump inlet to collect metallic particles suspended in the cleaning fluid; a casing to protect the pump mechanism from impact during handling; the pump oriented horizontally to take advantage of the separation of the cleaning fluid in successive vertical layers; two liquid level sensors to measure the level of the cleaning fluid in the reservoir; an evaporation control plate located at the interface between the reservoir and the receptacle of the reservoir to confine the vapor portion of the cleaning solution; protective handlebars placed next to the controls of a control module to protect the device from impact; and a pump motor control to provide a low flow rate of cleaning fluid using a pump without a variable regulator.
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| 111 | Vorrichtung zum Reinigen von mit Öl oder Fett verschmutzten Maschinenteilen | EP06116463.8 | 2006-06-30 | EP1872874A1 | 2008-01-02 | Berens, Ulrich |
Die Erfindung betrifft eine Vorrichtung (1) zum Reinigen von mit Öl oder Fett verschmutzten Maschinenteilen wie beispielsweise Kraftfahrzeugteilen oder dergleichen nach Art eines Teilereinigertisches (2), der einen als Arbeitsfläche mit im Boden eingelassenen Abfluss ausgebildeten Spül- bzw. Reinigungsbereich umfasst, in dem das einzelne Teil mit einem mit Mikroorganismen versetzten Reinigungsmedium besprühbar ist, und wobei unterhalb der Arbeitsfläche ein als Bio-Reaktor (7) ausgebildetes Behältnis (8) zur Aufnahme des mit den Schmutzpartikel angereicherten Mediums angeordnet ist, in dem das Medium mittels einer Heizeinrichtung erwärmbar ist, und wobei das Medium mittels einer Pumpe über einen im Arbeitsflächenbereich vorgesehenen Austrag mit Düse oder Bürste zirkuliert. Dabei ist der Arbeitsflächenbereich mit einer als Gehäuse (14) ausgebildeten Abdeckung (15) versehen, in dessen Frontseite (16) eine transparente Fläche (17) angeordnet ist, unterhalb der Eingriffsöffnungen (18) und (19) zur Handhabung der zu reinigenden Teile angeordnet sind.
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| 112 | IMPROVED PARTS WASHING APPARATUS | EP04795575.2 | 2004-10-18 | EP1729895A2 | 2006-12-13 | PUBL, Rudy |
| An apparatus for washing parts includes a housing defining a clean chamber including a spray portion and a reservoir portion. The spray portion includes a support for the parts and a spray bar having at least one orifice for distributing a cleaning solution on the parts. The reservoir portion is configured to store and collect the cleaning fluid. A thermal energy source is disposed in the reservoir portion for adjusting and maintaining the operating temperature of the cleaning solution. The thermal energy source is generally configured as an enclosure for retaining a transfer fluid and includes at least one heater for adjusting a temperature of the transfer fluid. A conduit extends through the thermal energy source in contact with a transfer fluid and defines a passageway for the cleaning fluid. A pump draws the cleaning fluid in the reservoir portion through the passageway and discharges the cleaning solution through the spray bar, wherein the operating temperature of the cleaning solution is increased through contact with the conduit. The apparatus is operable on 120 volts, 15 amp electrical circuits. | ||||||
| 113 | PROCEDE ET INSTALLATION POUR LE NETTOYAGE DE PIECES SOUILLEES PAR DE LA MATIERE ORGANIQUE | EP04742711.7 | 2004-05-12 | EP1631394A2 | 2006-03-08 | DROGUE, Henri; GOIBIER, Martin; AUGERI, Salvatore; GARCIA, Thierry |
| The invention relates to a method and a unit for cleaning pieces contaminated with organic matter, by means of a cleaning fluid, at least a part of which circulates in a loop between a unit (1) for cleaning pieces, in which the cleaning fluid is charged with organic material on contacting the pieces and a processing unit in which living microorganisms biologically decompose the organic matter contained in the fluid leaving the cleaning unit (1). The method is characterised in comprising an at least partial sterilisation of at least a part of the cleaning fluid circulating in said installation, for limiting or preventing the presence of living microorganisms in the cleaning fluid serving the cleaning unit (1). The above is of application to the degreasing of pieces. | ||||||
| 114 | PARTS WASHER WITH IMPROVED TEMPERATURE AND PUMP CONTROL | EP04749331.7 | 2004-02-26 | EP1610912A1 | 2006-01-04 | PUBL, Rudy; PORTER, Brian; KORKOWSKI, Michael; KNILL, Don |
| A parts washer (10) including a receptacle (12) positioned on a reservoir for cleaning liquid having a drain opening (36) and a module (40) which engages a portion of the reservoir in the cleaning liquid for adjusting the temperature of the cleaning liquid and circulating the cleaning liquid into the receptacle (12). The module includes a heating element (74), a sensor (75) and pump (78). An enclosure (82) houses a temperature controller (100) which displays the temperature of the cleaning liquid and low level condition. A bridge (114) thermally links the heating element to the sensor so that the sensor normally generates a signal representative of the temperature of the cleaning fluid unless the level of the cleaning fluid is disposed below the sensor. | ||||||
| 115 | Cleaning apparatus | EP05251429.6 | 2005-03-09 | EP1574262A1 | 2005-09-14 | Petty, Robert Hugh |
Cleaning apparatus (1) comprises a structure mounting a cleaning tank (3), the tank (3) including at least one fluid outlet connectable to at least one fluid supply. The tank (3) is removably mounted on the structure. |
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| 116 | Washing tank in particular for the brakes of industrial and similar vehicles | EP04077838.3 | 2004-10-14 | EP1524040A2 | 2005-04-20 | Rosa, Giuseppe |
A washing tank (10) particularly but not exclusively destined for washing brakes on industrial and similar vehicles, comprising a trolley (11) adapted with a vessel (12) containing the washing liquid, and a collector tank (14), on which a pump (16) is positioned between said vessel (12) and said collector tank (14) to take in the washing liquid from said vessel (12), and to transfer it to the collector tank (14) through a first pipe (17). According to the invention, said vessel is hermetically closed by a cover (19) and an air driven venturi pump (20) supplied by compressed air (21) creates a vacuum inside said vessel (12) in a manner so that the liquid contained in said collector tank is sucked in through a second pipe (23) and transferred to said vessel. |
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| 117 | METHOD OF AND APPARATUS FOR CLEANING OBJECTS MANUALLY BY USE OF SOLVENTS | EP99922168.2 | 1999-04-29 | EP1084003B1 | 2004-12-22 | LENGLEN, Jean-Luc |
| One or more objects (not shown) to be cleaned are placed in a cleaning chamber (1), which has two sealed sleeves (5) onto which gloves (not shown) are fitted, and the chamber (1) is hermetically sealed. The atmosphere within the chamber (1) is made inert, e.g. by removal of air via pipe (7) and supply of nitrogen via one inlet (8). A solvent, at a temperature below its flashpoint is supplied to the chamber (1), e.g. from reservoir (13). The object or objects are then cleaned. The solvent may be sprayed onto them. A brush may be used. Afterwards, solvent is drained from the interior of the chamber (1). Compressed air is supplied to reverse the inert state of the atmosphere therein and dry the cleaned object or objects and the interior of the chamber. Residual solvent vapours may be removed via a refrigeration unit (18) and returned to the reservoir. | ||||||
| 118 | MICROBIOLOGICAL PARTS WASHER | EP95936304.5 | 1995-09-29 | EP0784518B8 | 2003-01-08 | McCLURE, James C.; MEARS, Eric L.; WHITEMAN, G. Rob; Marks, Francis; Mc Nally, Thomas W; Strange, Leland J. |
| An apparatus includes a first mechanical component for cleaning parts by contacting the parts with a fluid, and a second mechanical component for biodegrading the organic matter removed from the parts. The first mechanical component is in communication with the second mechanical component so that the fluid recirculates between the first and second mechanical components. A method of washing parts including the steps of placing an article in a first chamber (20), circulating a washing liquid (82) from a second reservoir (80) to the first reservoir (20) to wash the surfaces of the article in contact with the liquid, passing the washing liquid (82) through a porous medium (38), draining the washing liquid from the first chamber (20) into the second chamber (80), removing organic matter in the washing liquid (82) and recirculating the washing liquid from the second chamber (80) to the first chamber (20), is also provided. |
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| 119 | Procédé et machine à étanchéité contrôlée pour nettoyage manuel de pièces avec des solvants industriels | EP00125979.5 | 2000-11-28 | EP1208921A1 | 2002-05-29 | Lenglen, Jean-Luc |
La présente invention concerne un procédé pour le nettoyage manuel de pièces mécaniques, électriques ou électroniques, par utilisation de solvants industriels, qui comporte les phases consistant successivement à soumettre le solvant à un traitement de refroidissement, procéder à une opération d'inertage et de mise en pression (ou dépressurisation) de l'enceinte de nettoyage étanche renfermant la ou les pièces à nettoyer, de l'emballage du solvant et des tuyauteries de transferts du solvant avec mesure de la pression délivrée pour contrôle de l'étanchéité ; si la pression délivrée n'a pas diminué par exemple de 4 millibars, soumettre la ou les pièces à un traitement de nettoyage, et sécher la ou les pièces nettoyées et désinerter l'enceinte de nettoyage et les tuyauteries de transferts de solvants à l'aide d'un gaz chaud. |
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| 120 | Washing tank for brakes of industrial vehicles and like | EP01204029.1 | 2001-10-23 | EP1201323A2 | 2002-05-02 | Rosa, Giuseppe |
A washing tank (10) for brakes of industrial vehicles and like, foresees a trolley (11), equipped with a vessel (12) containing the washing liquid, and a collection tank (14). Between the aforementioned vessel (12) and the aforementioned collection tank (14) a first pump (18) is foreseen which draws the washing liquid from the aforementioned vessel (12) and through a first pipe (19), conveys it into the collection tank (14), and a second pump (17) which draws in the liquid and puts it back into the aforementioned vessel (12), through a second pipe (25). |
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