When it comes to precision parts cleaning, consistency and efficiency are everything. That’s where iFP Clean’s vacuum parts washers stand out—thanks to their built-in continuous solvent distillation process, these machines deliver repeatable, high-quality cleaning results while slashing downtime and operational costs.
iFP Clean’s system uses a closed-loop, multi-tank setup that continuously purifies the cleaning solvent. Here’s how it works:
Initial Wash (Tank 1): Parts are first cleaned with solvent from Tank 1, removing chips, oils, and residues.This continuous cycle ensures the solvent remains clean and effective, eliminating cross-contamination between loads.
iFP’s vacuum distillation process offers several key advantages over traditional water-based (aqueous) cleaning systems:
At the core of iFP Clean’s system is a multi-tank, closed-loop distillation process that continuously purifies the cleaning solvent. Unlike aqueous systems that reuse water and soap mixtures across multiple loads, iFP’s machines ensure that every wash cycle uses freshly distilled solvent. This eliminates cross-contamination and guarantees repeatable, high-quality cleaning results—critical for precision manufacturing environments.
Unlike aqueous systems that require heating and re-titrating after each refill, iFP’s system is always ready—no waiting, no interruptions.
iFP’s closed-loop design dramatically reduces the need for consumables and labor. Manufacturers benefit from:
This translates to lower chemical costs, reduced water usage, and minimized labor hours—all while increasing throughput.
Because the system continuously separates and recycles solvent, maintenance is simplified. The only regular task is topping off the solvent when levels get low—no messy tank cleanouts or downtime for system resets.
iFP Clean’s vacuum distillation technology isn’t just a cleaning solution—it’s a manufacturing efficiency upgrade. Check out the Infographic below to learn more!