CASE STUDY THREE
Micro Bubble Coolant Cleaning and Purification Unit | JCC-HM Meeting Stringent EV Component Cleanliness Requirements While Cutting Operating Costs CUSTOMER OVERVIEW For EV components, even small amounts of residual metal contamination can create serious quality risks, including potential short circuits in electrical components and circuit boards. To meet strict cleanliness requirements, the customer needed a more effective way to remove fine particulate contamination from the cleaning solution while reducing the cost and labor associated with frequent fluid replacement.
DETAILS CLEANING DEVICE High Pressure Water Jet Parts Washing and Deburring
TARGET WORKPIECES EV Parts
KEY CHALLENGES
Meeting Strict EV Component Cleanliness Requirements The customer was required to maintain a cleanliness standard of no residual foreign particles measuring 0.4 mm or larger on finished components.
0.4 mm +
Frequent Fluid Changes Increased Operating Costs and Maintenance Labor To maintain cleaning solution quality, the customer replaced the fluid every week. This frequent replacement schedule increased cleaning labor, fluid costs, and overall operating expenses.