At the heart of the process is a tool positioning system (TPS) into which the parts to be cleaned are fixtured. Via integrated nozzles positioned to suit the components, water or air is guided directly to bores, channels, holes and other difficult-to-clrean areas. Newly-developed central bearing kinematics featuring dual-channel, rotary-feed assist projection of the cleaning medium, create flow with a high degree of turbulence.
Other benefits of the process are said to include lower process temperature (and hence energy savings), shorter cleaning times, reproducible quality and reduced consumption of cleaning chemicals.