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Cleaning
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- All Ultrasonic Machines
- TT Standard Ultrasonic Series
- LT Pro Laboratory Ultrasonic Cleaning Machines
- MOT Automotive Ultrasonic Cleaning Machines
- One Tank Industrial Ultrasonic Cleaning Equipment
- Manual Multistage Ultrasonic Cleaning Equipment
- Multistage Automatic Ultrasonic Cleaning Machine
- Ultrasonic Generators
- Ultrasonic Cleaner Solution
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Blasting & Peening
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- All Shot Blasting Machines
- Powertrack Junior Portable Blast System
- Powertrack Portable Blast System
- ActOn Mobile Shot Blasting Room
- ECO Shot Blasting Machines
- Premium DI Suction Blasting Machines
- Premium DP Pressure Blasting Cabinets
- AWB Wet Blasting Cabinet
- Premium NP Wet Blasting Cabinets
- Automated Wet Blasting Machine
- NF Sandblasting Cabinets
- DLyte eBlast – Electro Shot Blaster
- AM Shot Peening and Blasting Series
- Automated Shot Blasting Equipment
- All Wheel Blasting Machines
- Spinner Hanger Blast Machine
- Tumble Rubber Belt Shot Blasting Machine
- Tumble Steel Belt Shot Blasting Machine
- Wire Mesh Belt Shot Blasting Machine
- Continuous Feed Overhead Rail Blasting Machine
- Roller Conveyor Blast Machine
- Continuous Feed Tube & Bar Blast Cleaning Machine
- Rotary Table Shot Blasting Machine
- Tunnel Concrete Shot Blast Machine
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Surface Finishing
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Consumables for Water Treatment Systems
ActOn’s effective water treatment systems are a combination of equipment technology (ActOn Centrifuge System) and water cleaning products (flocculants and coagulants). The process of wet mass finishing generates a discharge of the processing liquid, which comprises of the metal fines, abrasives, compound and in some instances, oil due to the condition of the parts. ActOn flocculants and coagulants are used to separate suspended solids from the effluent before being discharged into the drain.
ActOn Flocculants
Flocculation is the formation of larger flocs using high molecular weight polymers. These products help to bridge, bind and strengthen the pin flocs formed, adding weight and increasing settling rate. Once the floc has reached its optimum size and strength, the water is ready for sedimentation.
It is important not to over-mix the flocculent with the water as once the flocs formed are torn apart, it is not possible to get them to reform without the addition of more flocculent.
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ActOn Coagulants
Coagulants are added into the solution to neutralise the negative charges on non-settable solids. The coagulants have an opposite charge to the suspended solids. Once the charge is neutralised, the small suspended particles are capable of sticking together. These slightly larger particles are called pin flocs. Water surrounding the newly formed pin flocs should be clear. If not, coagulation and some of the particle’s charge have not been neutralised. More coagulant chemicals may need to be added.
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