Electronics
Electronics
Guyson manufacture premium blast and ultrasonic cleaning systems for diverse finishing applications, across the electronics industry.
Electronics
From low volume operations, such as defluxing select PCBs, to high volume operations including mass hard disk drive component cleaning, Guyson proudly remains the trusted partner for numerous finishing applications, across the electronics industry.
Electronics Surface Finishing Solutions
As an industry-leading surface finishing company, with an established history in engineering premium blast and ultrasonic equipment to renowned customers within the electronics industry, Guyson understand that safety, quality and meticulous attention to detail is not optional, it’s fundamental.
Blast In Action
- Formula 1400 CCR, featuring electro static discharge reduction modifications performs selective removal of conformal coating from PCBs.
- For larger production scales, Guyson’s automated Tumbleblast systems deliver batch-orientated reconditioning of auto-electrics, whilst the Multiblast RXS900 is utilised for reconditioning electric meter boxes.
Ultrasonic Cleaning In Focus
- The UCR1500 Tanks are notably used for cleaning electrostatic filters, whilst the CRD Tanks perform highly efficient defluxing of PCBs.
- Guyson’s Microsolve Mono-Solvent Systems undertake a wide range of precision ‘in process’ cleaning routines on numerous fibre optic connectors and interconnectors, whilst the Microsolve Co-Solvent Systems are used for removing no-clean solder flux residues from insulated-gate bipolar transistor (IGBT) power modules, for electric vehicles.
- Established for high specification and high volume cleaning applications, Guyson Supercleaners are favoured for working with computer disk drive (HDD) components such as base castings, top covers and head stack assemblies (HSAs) for the world’s leading Hard Disk drive manufacturers.
- Inventec’s hydrocarbon-based cleaning product, Topklean EL 20A, is a specialist solution for flux residue removal, which can be paired in a co-solvent process with Inventec’s solvent cleaning and drying product, Promosolv DR1, mostly used for vapour-phase defluxing and cleaning complex electronic assemblies.
- Inventec’s Cooling Thermasolv range consists of high-performing, dielectric cooling fluids developed for safely and efficiently managing heat in electronic and electrical systems.
FAQs
Why is surface preparation important in the electronics industry?
Surface preparation removes contaminants, oxidation, coatings and residues from component surfaces before further manufacturing processes such as coating, bonding, soldering or assembly. Proper surface preparation helps improve adhesion, product reliability and manufacturing consistency.
Can blast finishing be used on delicate electronic components?
Yes. Precision blast finishing systems can be configured with suitable blast media, pressures and nozzle arrangements to safely process selected electronic components and assemblies.
What is electronic component reconditioning?
Electronic component reconditioning involves restoring used, damaged or returned components to a reusable condition through cleaning, surface treatment and refurbishment processes. Blast finishing systems are frequently used to remove corrosion, contamination and aged surface coatings.
What surface finishing solutions are used in the electronics industry?
The electronics industry uses a combination of ultrasonic cleaning, precision cleaning, reconditioning and investment removal processes to improve product performance, reliability and appearance. Guyson provides both blast and ultrasonic technologies suitable for electronic components, assemblies and sub-assemblies.
Can blast finishing improve coating adhesion on electronic parts?
Yes. Surface preparation through controlled blasting creates a clean, uniform surface profile that can improve the adhesion of paints, coatings, conformal coatings and specialist finishes used within electronics manufacturing.
Are automated surface finishing systems suitable for electronics production?
Yes. Automated blast finishing and ultrasonic cleaning systems provide consistent, repeatable processing for medium and high-volume electronics manufacturing environments. Automation improves throughput while helping maintain quality standards.