Background
This German based company was founded in 1915 to build transmissions for an emerging aircraft industry. Today, they are an international company specializing in transmissions and drivetrain components for trucks, buses, and off-road machinery.
Problem
Their old monorail style cleaning system (mild steel) was rusty, developing leaks, constantly breaking down, and outputting parts that were not clean or dry enough to meet the customer's current cleanliness standards. Besides being clean and dry, the transmission cases had to exit the system at 80°F or less since some parts go right to CMM.
 Solution
Design a stainless steel system that is taylor made for the customer's transmission case (ie, focus the spray and air power exactly where it needs to be, when it needs to be there)..to insure easy replacement, the new system had the same length, load height, and monorail beam as the old unit....within a week of shipping the system, it was installed at the customer's facility and consistently producing parts that met or exceeded the customer's expectations.
System
A "C-24" monorail unit with wash, rinse, and dry stages...all wetted parts are stainless steel....the unit is 28 ft long and has a 24" w x 36" high work envelope.....features include gas heat for all 3 modules, a mist collection system (no outside vent), micron level water filtration, and oil/water separators.
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