“Engineering, innovation, and craftsmanship — helping you clean better.”
In this special video series, Ken from Alliance shares an inside look at the process of building these complex cleaning systems. Whether you’re looking for a tray washing machine, drum washer, or even a small parts washer, this series highlights the craftsmanship, engineering, and innovation that go into every project. In this post, we’ll discuss building a high-volume parts washer.
Transcript
“This is Ken from Alliance. Sustainable. Unique. Innovative. Timely. Economical.
Today, I want to take you on a journey on how we build large parts cleaning systems. This will be a series of videos talking about the various aspects of building very large cleaning machines.”
“We’ll take you on a journey on building these systems. Myself and a couple of our other team members, to show the various aspects of the process of building these large systems. Now, these machines can range from 50, 60, 70, even 80 ft long. They can be very large. There are logistical things that we need to overcome, challenges that we need to overcome in building these machines.”
“It starts at the beginning phases of assembly here. We now have three modules on the floor. There are additional modules that need to go on to this machine. We start with the assembly of the tanks themselves. We have to develop wiring plans. We have to figure out the control system, all kinds of things that happen with building these large machines.”
“We’re going to take you on a journey through a series of videos, short clips to educate you on how these things come together from start to finish—from build through testing to tear down and shipping. It’s going to be fun.”
“Join us on this journey and come along for the ride and you’ll get to see some really suite things.”
Building a High-Volume Parts Washer.
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➡️ Next up: In our series, we’ll explore pump and pipe assembly — a critical step in ensuring performance and efficiency.