Kerry Ultrasonics web site, latest news and contact details

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Guyson International Snaygill Industrial Estate
Keighley Rd
Skipton
BD23 2QR
UK
Telephone: (UK) +44 1756 799911

Listing of all 44 news releases from Kerry Ultrasonics:

Transducer raises gold plating productivity

User application article Leading specialist in gold plating uses an ultrasonics transducer to facilitate removal of polishing compounds from brass bathroom fittings, prior to undergoing plating.

News from Kerry Ultrasonics ( 4 February 2004)

HCFC 141B solvent replacement cuts consumption

Concerned that moving away from HCFC 141B solvent would increase cleaning costs, users were reassured when a replacement mono-solvent system cut solvent consumption by 85%.

News from Kerry Ultrasonics ( 5 December 2003)

Monitoring system ensures efficient solvent use

An automatic monitoring system allows users of ultrasonics cleaning machines to check the rate at which costly solvents are used during processing.

News from Kerry Ultrasonics ( 6 October 2003)

Ultrasonic cleaning cuts downtime for moulders

Plastics and rubber manufacturers are cutting reject rates and prolonging the working life of their dies and mould tools using ultrasonic cleaning systems.

News from Kerry Ultrasonics (15 September 2003)

NDT system increases productivity by 20%

User application article NDT system has enabled the world's largest manufacturer of aluminium automotive turbocharger impellers to increase productivity by 20% while saving an annual GBP 5,000 on material costs.

News from Kerry Ultrasonics ( 7 August 2003)

Ultrasonic transducer removes powder from blades

User application article Turbine engine components repairer has averted a cleanliness problem through the purchase of the latest submersible ultrasonic transducer to remove powder coating compound from turbine blades.

News from Kerry Ultrasonics (31 July 2003)

Kerry Ultrasonics appoints new managing director

Kerry Ultrasonics has appointed David Grime as its new managing director. David previously spent fifteen years at Oxford Magnet Technology, which were market leaders in medical equipment market.

News from Kerry Ultrasonics (30 July 2003)

Ultrasonics halve automotive parts rejects

User application article Unhappy with the cleanliness of components sent by a subcontractor using a trichloroethylene degreaser, manufacturer of electro-mechanical devices turned to ultrasonics and halved rejects.

News from Kerry Ultrasonics (11 July 2003)

Co-solvent cleaning system halves cycle time

User application article A co-solvent cleaning system from Kerry Ultrasonics is saving PCB manufacturer Ultra Electronics over Ł45,000 a year, whilst boosting productivity and satisfying stringent standards of cleanliness

News from Kerry Ultrasonics ( 6 June 2003)

Automated work transporter for cleaning system

Kerry Ultrasonics has developed a new automated work transporter for its Microsolve solvent cleaning systems.

News from Kerry Ultrasonics ( 6 June 2003)

Ultrasonics system cleans up oilfield parts

User application article One of the world's largest manufacturers of oilfield completion equipment has included ultrasonics cleaning in a cell dedicated to maintaining a stock of NAS<6 clean valve fittings.

News from Kerry Ultrasonics (30 May 2003)

Cleaners use environmentally safe solvents

Using environmentally safe solvents these machines offer two-stage, multiple-frequency ultrasonic cleaning, rinsing and drying for pcb defluxing, cleaning of precision parts and metal degreasing.

News from Kerry Ultrasonics ( 2 April 2003)

Aqueous ultrasonic cleaner ousts 'trike'

User application article A special aqueous ultrasonic cleaning system a leading manufacturer of gas turbine equipment to remove a trichloroethylene machine from its production process while improving quality.

News from Kerry Ultrasonics (17 March 2003)

Aqueous ultrasonic system removes polishing media

User application article A silverware manufacturer has replaced a trichloroethylene plant with an aqueous ultrasonic cleaning system and has seen productivity rise by 20%.

News from Kerry Ultrasonics (17 March 2003)

Machine replacement uses economical cleaning media

User application article Switching to a mono-solvent cleaning system from has allowed a medical device manufacturer to reduce solvent consumption by 85%.

News from Kerry Ultrasonics (14 March 2003)

Finishing and plating get retrofit ultrasonics

Titanium rod-type transducers can be retrofitted to almost any size of cleaning or rinsing tank to efficiently clean surfaces and crevices

News from Kerry Ultrasonics (11 February 2003)

Mono-solvent system protects environment

User application article A manufacturer of microwave amplifiers for the telecommunications industry has installed a mono-solvent cleaning system to ensure that its finishing process carries no risk to personnel.

News from Kerry Ultrasonics (10 January 2003)

Parts cleaning system selection simplified

Vistors to a new website can choose from five industry sectors to make the selection of the correct parts cleaning system a simple and rapid procedure.

News from Kerry Ultrasonics (10 January 2003)

Ultrasonic cleaning tanks have high performance

Two additions to ultrasonic cleaning equipment include a cleaning tank and a wash/rinse system featuring a more powerful ultrasonic generator.

News from Kerry Ultrasonics ( 7 January 2003)

Ultrasonics boost productivity of turbochargers

User application article Productivity at Garrett Engine Boosting Systems has increased by 20 per cent following the installation of a special two-stage ultrasonic clean and dry system.