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Solvent Cleaners

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DENIOS offers solvent cleaners and cleaning tables for the safe cleaning of large, heavy components. They provide effective cleaning of mechanical parts of different sizes and are available as tabletop or free-standing models in sturdy sheet steel or plastic.

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Professional Solvent Cleaners

Safely and easily clean large, heavy components with the help of DENIOS UK’s solvent cleaning tables. Available in a wide variety of models, we stock both portable and stationary parts cleaners, some with steel construction and others made from corrosion-free polyethylene.

Our range is so wide because we understand that different cleaning tasks require specific solvent cleaning systems. When choosing the right one for your application, consider:

  • The size and weight of the components being cleaned

  • The volume and frequency of cleaning required

  • The type of contamination being removed, such as oils, grease or other residues

  • Your available workspace and whether a portable or stationary unit is best

  • Any health and safety needs around the cleaning solvent being used

Suitable for workshops, maintenance facilities and production environments, our parts cleaners work to manually clean greasy plastic and metal components. Especially useful in repair shops, our cleaning tables are ideal for industrial parts cleaning, surface degreasing and the maintenance of production equipment, pumps, motors and other machine parts.Whether you require a space-saving model such as the Parts Cleaning Tank KP or a larger-capacity solvent cleaner, such as the Safety Cleaner L800, we have the perfect solvent cleaning tables to meet your specific needs.Complete with hose connections and cleaning brushes, our parts cleaner units come in a range of models suitable for cleaning either smaller or larger parts. Choose from steel parts washers designed for use with 50L drums, or larger models designed for 205L drums.Our polyethylene models, the Parts Cleaning Tank M and the Parts Cleaning Tank MD, are all capable of supporting loads of up to 250kg, allowing for the cleaning of extra-large components. Our portable unit, the Parts Cleaner F2, is ideal for cleaning smaller parts but can still support up to 100kg of load. With its space-saving design, it can be easily relocated wherever it is needed.

Solvent Cleaners for Improved Safety

Designed with safety in mind, our parts cleaning tanks feature raised backs and sides to help prevent spills when cleaning parts. The Parts Cleaning Tank MD has a lid with lateral gas springs to provide additional protection from overspray when brush cleaning. Our Safety Cleaner L500 also features a lid.

Meanwhile, our Safety Cleaner L800 and L500 both recycle the cleaning fluid used with a multi-stage filter system for both coarse and fine contaminants. This helps reduce the number of solvents required for parts cleaner units, which in turn increases environmental friendliness in the long term. These models permit the use of safe solvents with a flash point higher than 55 degrees Celsius.

Safe solvent handling is vital wherever flammable or hazardous cleaning fluids are used. Suitable solvent cleaning equipment helps to reduce the risk of spills, vapour exposure and accidental contact with hazardous substances. In turn, this helps support a safer working environment and more effective cleaning processes.

Reducing Workplace Hazards

Solvent cleaners are important pieces of equipment because they help to reduce workplace hazards associated with specialist cleaning processes. They provide a controlled place for component cleaning and for the safe handling of hazardous cleaning fluids. Features such as self-closing lids, secure storage compartments and enclosed cleaning areas help minimise chemical exposure, limit the release of vapours and reduce the risk of spills. They also support the collection of contaminated cleaning fluids for safe disposal.

Environmental Considerations

Solvent cleaners also support responsible environmental management by helping to reduce spills and by providing greater control over contaminated solvents collected during cleaning. Containing used solvents makes the collection and disposal of hazardous waste safer and easier to manage. 

For further information, read our guide to the safe disposal of chemicals

Laboratories that handle contaminated cleaning fluids should also ensure hazardous waste is collected and disposed of correctly. Download our hazardous laboratory waste checklist for practical guidance.

Solvent Cleaner Solutions from DENIOS UK

From routine maintenance and production cleaning to specialist component cleaning, DENIOS UK offers solvent cleaning solutions that have been expertly designed to improve safety, efficiency and compliance. Explore our full range of cleaning and waste disposal solutions to find the right products for your workplace. Get in touch with our team if you require further guidance or advice.

FAQ - Frequently asked questions

What are solvent cleaners used for?

Solvent cleaning tables are commonly used to remove oils, grease and other contaminants from various industrial components and machinery parts, helping speed up cleaning while also supporting safer maintenance, repair and production processes.

Which parts can be cleaned in a solvent cleaner?

Most cleaning tables are suitable for cleaning metal and plastic components, including pumps, motors, tools, production equipment and other mechanical parts. Always ensure your components are suitable for solvent cleaning before use.

How do I choose the right solvent cleaner?

Consider the size of the components, the type of contamination, your expected cleaning frequency, the available workspace you have and any health and safety requirements relating to the cleaning solvent being used.

Can solvent cleaners be used with different cleaning fluids?

Not always. Check the manufacturer's recommendations to confirm compatibility with the cleaning fluids you need to use, and consider any cross-contamination risks that could affect the safe and effective operation of your unit. Check the ‘Technical Data’ and ‘Documents’ tabs of our product pages for all the information you need to make an informed buying decision. We’re always here to help you make the right choice. If you need further clarification, just get in touch with us.

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