Wash Systems
Wash Systems
Wash Systems That Clean Parts for Whatever Runs Next
Parts Washer
Wash Systems
Wash Systems
Dunnage Wash Systems
Wash Systems
Wash Systems
Portable & Self-Contained Systems
Wash Systems
SUSA Corporation
Custom industrial cleaning equipment and process systems — part washers, dunnage and container washing, filtration, precision cleaning, finishing ovens and water treatment.
Problem
Wash systems help manufacturers remove oil, metal shavings, fines, coolant, shop contamination, and process residue from parts before they move downstream. When parts are not cleaned or dried consistently, customers can experience quality issues, assembly problems, coating or finishing concerns, operator handling challenges, and inconsistent production flow.
VMS helps customers evaluate wash systems around the actual production requirement, including part size, contamination type, production rate, dryness expectations, material sensitivity, available floor space, utilities, loading method, unloading method, and downstream process needs.
What VMS delivers
- Matched to the part
- Recommendations based on part geometry, production volume, contamination type, cleanliness requirements, dryness expectations, floor space, loading method and downstream process.
- Complete wash systems
- Pass-through conveyor washers, multi-stage cleaning, wash and rinse stages, heated high-pressure blow-off, air knives, baskets, conveyors, filtration, tanks, pumps, controls, exhaust and mist collection.
- Cleaner parts downstream
- Oils, chips, metal shavings, fines, coolant and manufacturing residue removed to improve part cleanliness and downstream process reliability.
- Installation to support
- Installation planning, runoff, startup assistance, operator training, maintenance access, utilities, controls, service and long-term support.
Proof
VMS received a Dunnage Wash Systems proposal for a two-stage automatic cleaning system designed to clean metal parts at approximately 950 air bag covers or 6,000 clips per hour, with a wash stage, heated high-pressure blow-off, 360-degree spin jet nozzles, stainless steel construction, mesh belt conveyor, filtration, exhaust and mist collection, controls, runoff, startup assistance, and operator training.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
When should a customer consider a wash system?
Customers should consider a wash system when parts need oil, chips, shavings, coolant, fines, or other process contamination removed before assembly, welding, coating, packaging, inspection, or downstream production.
What information is needed to recommend the right wash system?
Helpful information includes the part size, weight, material, contamination type, cleanliness specification, dryness expectation, production rate, loading method, unloading method, available footprint, utilities, water source, drain requirements, chemical requirements, temperature expectations, and downstream process needs.
Can a wash system include drying or blow-off?
Yes. Wash systems can include heated high-pressure blow-off, air knives, adjustable nozzles, exhaust systems, and mist collection to help remove moisture and prepare parts for downstream handling or processing.
Can wash systems be integrated into larger production lines?
Yes. Wash systems can be integrated with conveyors, automation cells, press lines, part handling systems, inspection stations, packaging areas, and downstream processes when the project is designed around the full production flow.