Graymills Super Sonic OMI User Manual

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Always wear appropriate safety items such as gloves,
apron, safety glasses or goggles when loading or
unloading unit.


If you have any questions regarding the
correct cleaning fluids to use in this unit, call
Graymills at 773-248-6825 and ask for
Customer Service.

POWER SUPPLY, WIRING AND GROUNDING

WARNING

HIGH VOLTAGE! Install ground and wiring
according to local and National Electrical Code
requirements.

• Install a fused disconnect switch on all power

legs near the unit

• Disconnect and lockout electrical supply before

installing or servicing unit.

DANGER

Failure to permanently ground the unit and
controls before connecting to electrical power can
cause shock, burns or death.
Unit must be properly grounded to prevent electric
shock hazard. The unit should be wired to the electrical
supply by a qualified electrician. There is a grounding
attachment point in the control cabinet that is a ¼”-20
bolt with a ground symbol adjacent to it.

User must supply a GFCI for the electrical service in
areas where it is required.

DANGER

Do Not operate the unit unless the electrical
control cabinet is closed and secured. Only trained
maintenance personnel should open the electrical
control box.

WARNING

Keep pump and motor clean and free of all
contaminates. Never allow any liquids to come

into

contact with motor or electrical systems as an

electric shock hazard could result.

Care should be taken to avoid clogging the air intakes
for the ultrasonic generators, located on a rack at the
back of the unit, with dust or dirt. Do NOT add any
additional screens or filters to the air intake.
Excessive ambient temperature (over 105

0

F) can

permanently damage the ultrasonic generator circuits.

DESCRIPTION/SPECIFICATIONS

The immersion cleaning system described in the
following sections has been designed for a wide variety
of parts cleaning applications requiring gentle but
thorough cleaning of intricate parts. The information in
this manual will allow the operator/technician to
operate the unit to get the system’s maximum cleaning
potential.

The unit is constructed as a self-contained, all stainless
steel unit with a weir chamber and lift platform. There
are attachment points for a roller platform for parts
handling on both sides of the unit. The unit features
heated

aqueous

cleaning

fluid

and

ultrasonic

generators and transducers.

Typical operation of the unit includes immersion of the
parts into the tank using the lift platform, with parts
cleaning action improved by platform agitation and use
of ultrasonics to thoroughly clean parts.

The unit has a number of features that make it easier
to use and maintain the unit, including:

• Stainless-steel, corrosion resistant tank and

exterior

• Ultrasonic Cleaning precisely controlled by a

timer

• Heated aqueous unit provides safe, non-toxic

cleaning without solvent disposal costs

• Sparger System removes surface oil and

contaminants from the surface of the cleaning
tank so parts emerge cleaner

• Sparger System works automatically to

circulate heated cleaning solution throughout
the cleaning tank to reduce downtime

• Automated lift platform for easy parts

loading/unloading

• Electronic

Controls

and

Touch-Screen

interface for easy setup and operation

Unit Specifications

Cleaning Fluid

Water and aqueous
detergent

Tank Capacity (including weir
chamber)

183 gallons

Weight of Unit (empty)

1250 pounds

Weight of Unit (with fluid)

2800 pounds (approx)

Overall Dimensions

72” H X 63” W X 55” D

Height-Floor to Tank Rim

35”

Maximum Part Height

17”

Maximum Water Temperature

180˚ F*


*

Ultrasonics will contribute to heat gain.


Materials of Construction

• Stainless Steel tank, lid, lift platform, front

cover and skin

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