Thank you for the feedback! You can learn more the titanium anodizing process at our website at www.besttechnologyinc.com/surface-finishing/titanium-anodizing-equipment/

Thank you for reaching out! You can learn more about the electropolishing process on our website at our "What is Electropolishing? How Does Electropolishing Work?" page here: www.besttechnologyinc.com/electropolishing-equipment/how-does-electropolishing-work/ If you still have questions, feel free to reach out to an applications engineer through our website. Thanks!

Glad it was helpful! You can learn more about the electropolishing process at our website here: www.besttechnologyinc.com/electropolishing-equipment/how-does-electropolishing-work/

Thanks! You can learn more about our chem film tank lines at our website here: www.besttechnologyinc.com/case-studies/alodine-chem-film-tank-line/

Thank you for your interest in our electropolishing equipment. You can connect with us on our website using the contact form. www.besttechnologyinc.com/contact-us/ Thank you!

Thank you for your inquiry about the Best Technology Type 1 chromate conversion system. This is indeed a Type 1 system that uses hexavalent chromium. It can be used to apply either Class 1A (wear coat) or Class 3 (allow electrical conductivity) chromate conversion coatings, as the class mainly depends on the thickness of the coating. For more information about Type and Class of chromate conversion coatings, check this link: www.besttechnologyinc.com/surface-finishing/what-is-alodine-chem-film-chromate-conversion-coating/#Types Thanks!

It really depends on what you are trying to clean. What material and soil is on the part?

What acid are you looking to it? Depending on the acid will depend if the machine require a ventilation system and possibly different material of construction

Stefan, in most new vapor degreasers the cooling coils are part of a refrigeration loop that goes through a compressor and evaporator coils rather than water. There are typically 2 sets of coils: primary and secondary. This significantly reduces solvent loss. The secondary typically operates at or below 0F. Depending on the boil point of the solvent, the primary coils typically operate around 50F, it is important to keep these coils above freezing as to not attract water vapor from the air from freezing on the primary coils

Thank you for your interest. Feel free to contact us on our website at www.besttechnologyinc.com/surface-finishing/mass-finishing/high-energy-centrifugal-barrel-metal-finishing-machines/ to learn more about pricing and availability in your area.

Yes, the system is customizeable from small tanks to very large tanks as shown in the video and here: www.besttechnologyinc.com/passivation-systems/ultrasonic-automated-passivation-equipment/ Feel free to contact us on our website if you would like to talk to an applications engineer on this equipment

This ultrasonic tank creates implosions of the water molecule to "micro scrub" hard surfaces without any force or potential movement of the parts. It does really well on glass. A dishwasher relies on the spray force of water to clean which if strong enough could move parts.

Can you clairify what you mean by A Pac?

This video shows the change in frequency of the ultrasonics and its resulting energy delivered to the tank. When maximum energy (shown as surface movement) is achieved, the result is the correct frequency to resonate the ultrasonic transducers

You can find more information out on our site that describes aluminum chromating at www.besttechnologyinc.com/surface-finishing/what-is-alodine-chem-film-chromate-conversion-coating/

Yes, these tanks could be used for passivation. You can find other types of passivation systems at www.besttechnologyinc.com/passivation-systems/

This video is a demonstration of the parts washer equipment that we offer and does not clean parts during the video

Lorenso, the coils are part of a refrigeration loop that goes through a compressor and evaporator coils.

Hi Arthur, you can find more information on the system and equipment at www.besttechnologyinc.com/precision-cleaning-systems/vapor-degreasers/ and the solvents used in the systems at www.besttechnologyinc.com/precision-cleaning-chemistries/3m-novec-engineered-fluids-solvents/ Please let us know if you have any questons!

All our systems are built to the customer specific application. More information can be found here on our website: www.besttechnologyinc.com/case-studies/alodine-chem-film-tank-line/

Lance and Patrick, thanks for the compliment on our system builds. All our systems are custom built so we have built much smaller system and much much larger than that in the video.

We offer these systems in many different configurations / sizes specific to the application and we have made systems for passivating titanium fasteners and screws for similar applications with the military that you reference. More information can be found: www.besttechnologyinc.com/passivation-systems/

Owen, thanks for your thoughts after watching the video. Best Technology looks at traditional chemical processes like part cleaning & passivation and automates them with the latest automation technologies while reducing chemical usage and employee exposure.

Best Technology Inc Good to know about' employee exposure. Some companies, well "we still very exposure to a worst chemicals' at this point like Nitric acid at 35% When citric acid can reduce the risk of bad fumes and skin burned even with the right PPE , For professional and ethical reasons I can't tell what company I'm working, I'm really impressed with your protection plan for employee's.

Owen, could you please provide me your email :) thanks in advance.

rosalva Villarreal [email protected]

If you have questions about passivation process or equipment used to passivate, please visit our website at www.BestTechnologyInc.com or send an email to [email protected] and we would be happy to help answer any questions you have

Matthew, you can find more information on our website at www.besttechnologyinc.com/passivation-systems/ultrasonic-automated-passivation-equipment/ or feel free to give us a call at 612-392-2414 extension 1 and we can discuss your application.

Proper neutralization and rinsing is essential to electropolishing. After the EP stage, we typically use 1-2 cold dead rinses followed by nitric neutralization followed by a dead rinse and final heated, conductivity controlled rinse. All rinses are DI water. I hope this helps

@@Besttechnologyinc how can I electropolishing in ss wire rope please suggest

Use dm water for better results

+RedArrow73 Thanks for the comment. We greatly respect the confidentiality of our customers application. Being that many of our customers are in the medical device and aerospace industries we have non-disclosure agreements in place for applications and customers. Do you have some questions on how vapor degreasers work? If you would like to send us some parts which we can show on videos, we will gladly test them for you!

@@Besttechnologyinc you could go to a junk yard, find a really greasy part and clean that. The confidentiality of your customers is still maintained and we get to see how well the process works. I'm concerned about contamination if say a part that has wax based grease that is difficult to scrape off is used in the same machine that cleans medical parts.

Seriously. Might as well add "but no actual degreasing accomplished" to the title. Seems like such a no-brainer to show how effective it is. And counterproductive to actively avoid showing it.

@@Besttechnologyinc Doing a lot of bidniz with THE DEEP STATE, are you?

John Murley Each system is configured per user application. please visit our website at www.BestTechnologyInc.com and use the contact form to submit your information and application details so we can provide you a price.

John Murley yes, the touch screen has a protective coating for water resistance

John Murley It depends on the process requirements but typically 30-60 minutes

Wow, that's pretty good. I was thinking the draining and refilling would add significant time to the overall cycle time.

John Murley The longest part of the cycle is typically the drying process which is dependant on part geometries.

John Murley Thanks for the feedback. Unfortunately, this video is one of the few that we did not shoot so we weren't able to control the camera it was shot on. The rest of our videos should be pretty stable.