As well as presenting a comprehensive range of cleaning solutions, Alcester-based
Ecoclean UK will be focusing on automation and digitalisation and highlighting the importance of energy optimisation and resource efficiency at
MACH 2026, taking place 20-24 April at the NEC, Birmingham (Hall 20, Booth 579).
Due to new products, changing sales markets, and modified manufacturing technologies and process chains, the range of tasks in component cleaning in virtually all industrial sectors is more diverse today than ever before. Cleanliness specifications range from oil- and/or particle-free to the removal of fine particles or minimal film-like residual contamination.
On the one hand, these specifications must be reliably and consistently met and on the other hand, with a view to competitiveness, parts cleaning must be as cost-effective, energy-efficient, and resource-efficient as possible. Furthermore, this must be achieved regardless of the dimensions of the workpieces and the material from which the components are made.
Furthermore, the automation and digitalisation of cleaning processes is becoming increasingly important. As an experienced full-range supplier of future-oriented, flexible, and energy-efficient solutions for industrial component cleaning, surface treatment, and automation, Ecoclean will be displaying a product and service range optimally tailored to these requirements at
MACH.
Modular cleaning systemsFor cleaning with solvents, modified alcohols, and water-based media, the product portfolio includes modular cleaning systems such as chamber and ultrasonic multi-bath immersion systems. Ecoclean’s individually designed special systems are used for bespoke requirements, such as very high throughput requirements or where the dimensions of components cannot be met by modular systems.
With this complete range of cleaning systems, Ecoclean covers the entire spectrum of wet chemical processes for batch and single-part cleaning in virtually all industries. In addition, its various application-specific process technologies, for example for spray, high-pressure, immersion, ultrasonic, and plasma cleaning, steam degreasing, injection flood washing, pulsated pressure cleaning (PPC), and ultrasonic plus, ensure that the required cleanliness specifications are achieved quickly, consistently, reproducibly, and resource-efficiently.
Innovative developments for water-based cleaning processes also contribute to this. Ecoclean’s range includes the Lab-on-a-Chip (LOC) system for automated monitoring and control of cleaning quality, which can be integrated into both chamber and multi-bath immersion systems. Another example is the new Smart Drying technology, which enables AI-supported, intelligent control and optimisation of drying processes with hot air and vacuum.
Another topic that will be highlighted on the Ecoclean stand is service solutions, such as customised cleaning of components made of almost any material as a service, as well as predictive maintenance, customised service concepts, process analyses, and plant modernisation. In addition, Ecoclean’s engineers will provide information on ways to make cleaning processes more energy- and resource-efficient, as well as on the automation and digitalisation of component cleaning. The Ecoclean Academy's training programme will also be presented.
The global SBS Ecoclean Group, which employs 900 people at 12 locations worldwide, supplies customers come from the automotive and supplier industries as well as a wide range of industrial markets – from medical, micro and precision engineering to mechanical engineering and the optical industry to energy technology and the aviation industry.