Vigut Electron Multiplier Ultrasonic Cleaner

Electron Multiplier Device Ultrasonic Cleaner

The characteristic of an electron multiplier device is that a miniature steel tube is embedded within the ring electrode. This tube is typically made of glass or ceramic. In the Channeltron electron multiplier device, electrons are focused and accelerated, and when they strike the channel wall, they cause secondary emission, thereby releasing more electrons. This process repeats multiple times until a large number of electrons are generated. The amplitude of the final output electrical signal is related to the energy of the incident particles.

During the manufacturing process of this series of procedures, the mentioned steel tubes are usually made of glass and ceramic. Cleaning these delicate products is unavoidable, as glass and ceramic are prone to retaining impurities such as dust, debris, fingerprints, etc., during production.

Model VGT-907FTH is a nine-tank automatic intelligent ultrasonic cleaner produced by Shenzhen Weigute. This equipment is used to clean surface contaminants from workpieces and dry them. The cleaning principle involves the impact of the "cavitation phenomenon" generated by high-frequency ultrasound during the cleaning process, combined with the system's continuous up-and-down motion, which increases liquid friction. This allows contaminants on the workpiece surface to quickly detach, achieving a high level of cleanliness.

Shenzhen Weigute VGT-907FTH Automatic Intelligent Ultrasonic Cleaner Functional Configuration:

Ultrasonic Aqueous Cleaning Tank:

Inner Tank Dimensions: L600×W600×H500(mm).

Structure:

1. The tank body is fully welded on all four sides. Each tank has a side overflow port with an overflow channel width of 35 mm. Each tank is an independent circulation tank, where the cleaning agent is pumped from the storage tank by a circulation pump, filtered, and then returned to the cleaning tank, forming a mother-daughter tank circulation system.

2. Equipped with an independent circulation filtration system.

3. Each tank has a drain valve at the bottom, and they are interconnected in series to a main drain pipe.

4. The tank is equipped with a temperature sensor. Temperature control range: RT-100°C. Tank temperature management: 45±5°C.

(Heating time: 40-50 minutes to reach the defined temperature).

5. External agitation is set up.

6. Equipped with a pH detection meter for easy addition or replacement of cleaning agents.

7. The bottom of the tank is designed with an incline for effective cleaning of attachments at the bottom.

Ultrasonic Pure Water Rinsing Tank:

Structure:

1. The tank body is fully welded on all four sides. Each tank has a side overflow port with an overflow channel width of 35 mm. Water sources overflow from the 6th and 7th tanks respectively.

2. Each tank has a drain valve at the bottom.

3. External agitation is set up.

Ultrasonic DI Pure Water Rinsing Tank:

Structure:

1. Each tank has overflow ports on all four sides, with an overflow channel width of 35 mm.

2. Pipeline flow direction: Pure water source → Tank 7 → Tank 4 → Discharge;

Pure water source → Tank 6 → Tank 3 → Discharge;

3. Each tank has a drain valve at the bottom.

4. External agitation is set up.

5. Equipped with scanning function, frequency reading, current reading, and other features.

Passivation Tank:

Structure:

1. Effectively performs passivation cleaning on workpieces.

2. Each tank has a drain valve at the bottom.

3. Equipped with timing and other functions.

4. Independent tank, fully welded inside and out.

5. Equipped with a heating system with a heating power of 6KW; includes a liquid level safety control system that turns off the heating function and triggers an alarm when the liquid level is too low.

Passivation:

1. An "M"-shaped tube is laid flat at the bottom of the tank, with numerous small holes laser-drilled on the upper part. Connected to a gas source, it forms a bubbling system. The bubbling system, acting under the passivation solution, works on the workpiece to achieve better passivation results.

2. Connected to the user's on-site air compressor gas source. To prevent "secondary pollution," it is best to connect to a nitrogen source.

3. A regulating valve is installed at the gas source inlet to adjust the gas flow rate as needed.

4. If using an air compressor gas source, it must be dry and clean.