SD230 Ultrasonic vibration Mesh Cleaning Machine is mainly used for the automatic cleaning of metal dust and particulate matter from ultrasonic vibrating screens.

SD230 uses heated tap water with a spray cleaning method to remove contaminants such as metal dust and particulate matter from the screen mesh. It then uses high-pressure hot air to blow off excess moisture and vapor from the screen surface, leaving the screen mesh clean and dry.

Machine Process:

Load mesh — Spray cleaning– Hot air drying — Unload Mesh

Machine Features:

Dedicated cleaning machine for large-scale metal powder screening meshes, suitable for industries such as lithium battery and mixed metal screening.
The cleaning tank is equipped with a heating system specifically for automatic removal of contaminants such as dust and particulate matter from the screen mesh.
Fully stainless steel body, resistant to acid, alkali corrosion, pressure, and high temperature.
Machine components including piping, angle seat valves, filter housings, float level switches, and heating tubes are all made of stainless steel.
Critical components are made of special materials, meeting industry requirements.
Simultaneous top and bottom spray cleaning and air blow-off with the screen mesh rotating inside the machine — achieving full coverage with no blind spots or dead zones.
Cleaning + drying cycle completed in 10–15 minutes.
Cleaning time, water temperature, and spray pressure are programmable and adjustable.
Drying time, hot air temperature, and air pressure are programmable and adjustable.
Double-layer thermal insulation design on the cleaning chamber cover prevents the outer cover from becoming too hot, ensuring operator safety.
The cover features a tempered glass observation window for easy monitoring of machine operation.
Multi-stage precision filtration system allows recirculation and reuse of cleaning water.
Professional air knife design combined with a high-flow blower improves drying efficiency.
DI water can be automatically added via the tap water line; wastewater in the cleaning tank can be automatically discharged via a diaphragm pump.