Aqueous cleaning helps meet SED obligations

Production of specialist
aircraft components requires
the highest level of
cleanliness and, at Meggitt
Aircraft Braking Systems, this
requirement is met by
aqueous cleaning technology
from MecWash Systems.

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Production of specialist
aircraft components requires
the highest level of
cleanliness and, at Meggitt
Aircraft Braking Systems, this
requirement is met by
aqueous cleaning technology
from MecWash Systems.

Meggitt makes continuous
use of two MecWash Midi
units – one in the new build
area, the other in the repair
and overhaul department. In
both cases, production is not
only meeting extreme
cleanliness objectives, but
addresses the requirements of
the Solvent Emissions
Directive.

Terry Aubrey, team leader
at Meggitt Aircraft Braking
Systems’ Coventry premises
says: “There is a wide variety
of component sizes, shapes
and materials used, all of
which we wanted to pass
through the cleaning system
via a single button operation.

“We worked closely with
MecWash to develop a series
of basket and divider sections
to allow us to process all
loads, irrespective of size and
make up, through a common
20min cycle.”
A vacuum drying system is
built into the design and units
are fitted with Aqua-Save
waste water processing system.

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