The space-saving roll-in-door is designed to nest into the back of the machine rather then open out into the room. Most front-loading parts washers have a hinge-mounted door that swings out and away from the machine. The roll-in-door feature saves on valuable floor space and prevents wash solution from dripping onto the floor.

Each CleanParts.com parts washing machines includes a removable part tray. The tray includes heavy steel construction with a heavy gauge expanded metal bottom. Parts are placed within the tray for cleaning. Open mesh design allows spray coverage for cleaning the bottom of the parts. Easily accessible handles are provided for tray removal, for periodic inspection and maintenance of the interior of the machine.

The turntable drive system consists of a fixed-speed gearmotor that drives a sprocket and chain drive system. The turntable rotates on a spindle assembly.

Stainless steel spray nozzles are provided on the spray bars for flushing of wash solution over parts. Nozzles are threaded and removable for cleaning.

CleanParts cabinet washers include an upper spray bar that is located near the top of the inside of the machine. The upper nozzles spray down onto the parts for cleaning top surfaces. A swing-down spray bar is included for cleaning low-profile parts. In the horizontal position, it provides close spray coverage for smaller parts. In the vertical position, the spray bar acts as a side spray manifold for larger parts. The spray bar conveniently tucks back along the sidewall of the machine.

CleanParts.com parts washers include a debris flushing spray bar, which is designed to keep the shed sheet under the rotary table clean. Debris washed from the parts falls onto the shed sheet and is directed toward the strainer basket, where it can be easily removed from the parts washer.

Sprayed solution is collected on shed sheets which direct the solution to a removable perforated stainless steel strainer basket for collection. The strainer basket captures debris, minimizing contamination build-up in the solution tank and preventing clogging of the spray nozzles. The solution passes through the strainer basket screen and into the tank to be reheated. The strainer basket is also designed to accept filter bags for finer filtration if desired.

With water-based parts washers, evaporation occurs naturally. Water make-up can be done automatically, eliminating the need for the operator to monitor the solution level. A level sensor actuates a solenoid valve when the solution level is low, allowing water to enter the machine.

If the solution level reaches a “low” level, the pump and heat source will shut off to prevent damage until solution reaches adequate levels.

Wash cycle operation is controlled by a rotary style dial timer. After loading dirty parts into the machine, the operator shuts the door and turns the cycle start timer to the desired wash time. Time selection from 0 to 30 minutes allows the operator to run the machine wash cycle uninterrupted for up to 30 minutes. The timer is fully adjustable and can be turned off mid-cycle if desired.

Operating at the correct solution temperature will optimize the cleaning performance and save on energy costs. A thermostat controller allows the operator to adjust the heat setting to achieve the desired operating temperature. Heating elements will automatically cycle on/off to maintain the set temperature.

The CleanParts cabinet washer is equipped with a programmable 7 day/24 hour heat timer. When first turned on, all heated parts washers require heat-up time to get up to operating temperature. Failure to properly heat the wash solution can lead to foaming and/or poor cleaning. The machine heat can be set to automatically turn on prior to a shift start time so the parts washer is ready to start when the operator arrives.

The solution tank is heated with electric heating elements, which are controlled by the operator using a thermostat on the control panel.

The CleanParts cabinet washer includes a door position safety sensor. The sensor prevents the part washer from running if the door is not in a closed position. If the door is opened during operation, the safety sensor shuts down the wash pump and parts turntable.

CleanParts parts washers are equipped with a belt-type oil skimmer as a standard feature. A belt-type oil skimmer removes floating contaminants from the surface of the solution. The 1” belt is constructed of stainless steel and can remove up to 0.5 gal/hr of floating oils as it passes by a scraper blade. A machine-mounted oil collection can is available as an added accessory. Unlike disc-style skimmers, belt-type skimmers do not lose their ability to remove contaminants with varying solution levels.

Oil skimmers work most effectively when the machine is idle and the solution in the tank is calm. The optimum time to run the oil skimmer is in the evening, or whenever the parts washer is not in use. CleanParts.com part washing systems include a 7 day/24 hour programmable oil skimmer timer. The timer can be programmed to automatically turn on when the machine will not be in use.

For convenient part loading and unloading, a turntable jog switch is provided. The turntable jog switch allows the operator to rotate the internal parts basket, so parts are easily accessible for unloading. When loading large parts, the jog switch allows the operator to rotate the turntable providing room for additional parts. This feature also assists the operator when detail cleaning is required.

Rotary table parts cleaning machines rotate parts past the spray nozzles for optimal part cleaning. A removable parts basket on the turntable is designed to keep parts in place. However, parts may shift position during the cleaning cycle. Should a jam occur, a safety shut-off switch detects the jam and automatically shuts off the turntable drive.

The wash cycle indicator light is located on the front of the control panel and illuminates during the wash operation, giving a quick visual indicator whether the parts washer is running or idle.

CleanPart.com cabinet washers come equipped with a water level indication sight gauge. The gauge is constructed of a durable transparent PVC material with a tank volume scale in gallons. A quick visual of the water level in the machine warns of a potential low water condition. If a low water condition occurs, a switch on the level indication gauge will illuminate the “low water indicator light” on the operator control panel.

The low water indicator light is located on the front of the control panel and provides a quick visual indicator if the machine is in a low water condition.

CleanParts parts washers are designed to rest on heavy duty steel channels. Pockets under the machine provide easy forklift accessibility.