Electropolishing & Passivation For Vacuum Chamber Systems

Vacuum chamber systems are great instruments for experimentation and powerful tools for productivity. We do electropolishing and passivation to clean vacuum chambers to a microscopic level, which increases productivity, reduces risk of loss and helps keep the value of the vacuum.

The cost of the electropolishing process to clean a stainless steel vacuum chamber outweighs the cost of buying new equipment, and potentially the risk of loss of product or a failed quality assurance inspection.

Types Of Chambers We Electropolish

• Clear Round Acrylic
• Clear Cube Acrylic
• Round/Tube
  Cube
• Side Loading
• Top Loading
• Multi-chamber

Benefits of the Advanced Finishing Method

• Removing burrs that are microscopic and leveling at first glance of machined parts.
• Leveling the summits and valleys which are not unusual on metal surfaces.
• Alleviating pressure on the component’s surface.
• Leaving a glowing, mirror like finish on most metal alloys. Providing a more surface that is easily sterilized.
• This kind of finishing also helps to lift an alloy component’s resistance to rust and corrosion by removing surface iron and enriching the percentage of chromium and nickel. It’s considered a greatly superior method of passivating metal surfaces to more conventional methods. The truth is, some studies imply that electropolishing may be up to 3,000% more powerful.

Common Industry Specific Vacuums Needing Cleaning

Vacuum chambers are used for many applications in many industries, below are some of the types of stainless steel chambers we

Pulp/Paper & Other

• Cement
• Paper and Pulp
• Food & Sugar
• Government & Military

Water & Wastewater

• Industrial or Municipal
• Wastewater Treatment
• Potable Water Storage
• Fire Water Tanks

Oil, Gas & Chemical

• Refineries
• Chemical Plants
• Terminals & Storage
• Ethanol & Biodiesel
• Oil Sands & Shale

Read our post on the specifications we need to discover how much electropolishing costs and see delivery
times.