SUS304 Ultrasonic Anilox Roller Cleaning Equipment With Adjustable Length

1. Application:
Ultrasonic Anilox Roller cleaning is now recognized as being the most successful method of removing ink, coatings and adhesives from engraved rollers. Skymen Anilox Roller Cleaner is fit for all kinds and all size anilox roller in removing ink,dust and other contaminant on anilox roller.

Length Adjustable Function:
Because printing company ususally will have various size Anilox Roller so we have designed length adjustable function meet different cleaning requirement for different size anilox roller.

How Ultrasonic Cleaner Work For Anilox Cleaner.

Ultrasonic is sound energy that creates cavitation when introduced into a liquid. The cavitation is caused by pressure differentials, providing the cleaning action of this process. When using ultrasonic cleaning systems, be aware that excessive exposure time can cause cell damage.
To monitor this, ultrasonic generators are generally controlled by timers to limit exposure time and minimize damage to anilox cells. As a rule, higher line screen engravings require shorter cleaning times and are more susceptible to damage, as shown in the following examples:
Example 1: An 800-line screen roll contains 736,000 cells per square inch (wall width is 3 microns; cell depth is 8 microns.) The exposure time recommended to clean an 800-line screen roll should not exceed 3 minutes. Example
Example 2: A 200-line screen roll contains 46,000 cells per square inch (wall width is 7 microns; cell depth is 34 microns.) This lower line screen roll takes longer to clean, and can tolerate an exposure time of up to 20 minutes because wider walls are not as susceptible to damage.
The following reference table outlines exposure time recommendations for cleaning anilox rolls using ultrasonics:

Any line count above 800-line screen should be cleaned manually.

How to choose a suitable Anilox Roller Ultrasonic Cleaner

Ultrasonic cleaning is now recognized as being the most successful method of removing ink, coatings and adhesives from engraved rollers. However, it is extremely important to select an ultrasonic cleaning system which is specifically designed for ceramic rollers and a system which will clean without damaging the fine screen cell walls.
Ceramic anilox rolls cannot be properly cleaned with conventional mechanical methods. The ceramic cell cavities are far smaller than even the finest brush bristles. Although blast systems can clean coarse anilox rolls, only ultrasonic cleaners can thoroughly and safely clean the fine count anilox rolls being used today.