Manufacturer of chemicals and cleaning machines Noyen

Our client, a global supplier to the automotive industry, approached us for help with the industrial cleaning process of shock absorber cylinder tube. After the KTL painting process, organic contaminants such as oil or emulsion residues and inorganic contaminants (metal shavings, textile fibres) had to be removed from these parts. The clean parts would then go on to the next stage of assembly.

A global company producing components for electric car engines faced the challenge of manufacturing, and consequently industrial cleaning, of metal parts after machining. The parts were contaminated with oil, coolant from machine tools, metallic particles and abrasive particles from processes such as grinding.

What did the customer require?

The plant produces hydraulic fittings in carbon and stainless steel, as well as copper and CuNiFe.  After the machining process, these parts were contaminated with chips and machining fluids. All contamination had to be removed, while protecting the surface of the parts from corrosion. For this reason, the customer turned to NOYEN.

Our client is one of Hungary’s market leaders in the field of metalworking and production of parts for the automotive and railroad industries – supplier to multinationals.

What did the client require?

The customer approached us with the challenge of removing contaminants such as chips, coolant and residual contaminants from hydraulic systems made of cast iron after the machining process. The technical cleanliness required was at the level of the target customer’s standards, i.e., an Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) company, where industrial cleaning must be done according to strict standards defined by the Component Cleanliness Code (CCC), which we can summarize as level requirements:

Our client – a global manufacturer of heating technologies and a world-leading provider of efficient climate and renewable energy solutions – again asked us to assist in the industrial cleaning process. This time the order was for a rather unusual cleaning machine, designed specifically for the customer’s individual needs.

What did the client require?

• Cleaning machine designed for washing copper pipes of various shapes and diameters after the soldering process
• Reduction to a minimum of bath replacement time
• Easy access to filters and tanks – the ability to perform quick maintenance service

Our client, a global leader in the design, manufacture and servicing of aircraft engines, came in for assistance with the industrial cleaning process. The customer needed to wash various types of aircraft engine covers and components made of titanium, magnesium alloy and aluminum parts.

What did the client require?

• Cleaning of aircraft engine cowlings and components from contaminants such as coolants and machining chips – intermediate or final washing
• A machine tailored to individual needs, while at the same time characterized by versatility
• A cleaning machine capable of both standard washing of components for further production process and washing in accordance with cleanliness standards, meeting washing standards up to 200 microns