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Miaoliang Component Cleaning

Miaoliang supplies industrial ultrasonic and spray-cleaning equipment. Bring the soil, material and acceptance test into the conversation before choosing a tank.

Start with what is on the part

Hangzhou Miaoliang Ultrasonic Technology Co., Ltd. names research, design, production, installation and service in its company introduction. It also offers cleaning-equipment modification and repair. [1] Its public categories include single- and multiple-tank ultrasonic machines, high-pressure spray equipment and related systems. Application references include flanges, bearings, aluminium die castings and machined metal components. [2]

These are upstream manufacturing and maintenance-process references. They do not establish an approved process for a particular excavator component, hydraulic assembly or engineering-machine OEM. Send the real component and its required condition.

Ultrasonic immersion

Discuss a component that can enter the proposed bath. Define material, soil, enclosed features, basket arrangement and the supplier’s proposed chemistry and cycle.

Spray cleaning

Discuss handling, surfaces and internal passages with the supplier. Ask how the proposed spray arrangement reaches the locations covered by your acceptance method.

Existing line retrofit

Describe the present equipment, failed cleaning result and production constraint. Define what stays, what changes and who takes responsibility for the modified process.

Do not choose solely by the largest visible tank or a general “fast cleaning” statement. A quote should identify the intended part family and what has been demonstrated with the proposed equipment.

Make the sample difficult enough to matter

The ML31800 listing discusses blind holes and hard-to-reach contamination, but supplies no residue report, test conditions or model-specific cycle result. Its “at least five times” productivity wording does not specify the manual baseline, loading or inspection method. [3] Use a trial to establish the result for your component.

What travels with the dirty sample
InputDescribe itRecord the outcome
Part and materialDrawing, alloy, coating, geometry, batch variability and surfaces that must remain unchanged.Sample identity and agreed observations before and after cleaning.
Actual contaminationMachining fluid, oil, particles or other known soil, including where it collects and how long it has been present.The agreed residual-contamination check at the locations that matter.
Production loadingActual basket, orientation, quantity and handling constraints.The tested loading arrangement and complete processing/handling time.
Next operationAssembly, coating, inspection or storage requirements following cleaning.Accepted rinse, dry and protection condition before that operation.

Keep a failed sample as well as a passing one when investigating an unstable process. Agree how variation in soil, material and loading will be handled. A photograph of a bright external surface is not an internal-passage cleanliness report.

Ask who provides the samples, chemistry, baskets and inspection. Agree the trial cost and what data will be returned before shipping valuable components.

Purchase the whole wet-to-dry workflow

Compare quotations at the same boundary: loading, cleaning, rinsing, drying, unloading and any protection or storage step needed by the next operation. Identify every stage actually included; the catalogue image alone does not define its function.

  1. Process proposal: link the dirty-part trial to the chosen stages and equipment configuration.
  2. Engineering release: approve tank/basket drawings, controls, utilities, handling and maintenance access.
  3. Acceptance: repeat the agreed sample and inspection method under recorded loading conditions.
  4. Installation: confirm commissioning, operator instruction, process settings and site responsibilities.
  5. Routine operation: agree bath management, consumables, inspection, spare parts and response to an out-of-limit result.

HSE’s engineering-cleaning guidance recommends assessing the actual chemical and operation using supplier information and safety data sheets; it notes that ultrasonics produce heat. [5] This is general safety context. The proposed cleaner, chemical, extraction and waste arrangements need competent review for the real site and destination requirements; no certification is inferred.

Confirm the manufacturing site behind the office contact

Business-registration data names 杭州淼亮超声波科技有限公司, incorporated on 14 April 2015, with registered address Poli Tiandi Centre, building 6, room 514 in Qiantang. The current official contact page gives Yingguan Tiandi City, building 5, room 3008. [4] Both records are retained. Neither office-style address is treated as a verified production plant.

Confirm the quotation issuer, actual equipment production and trial location, commissioning responsibility and after-sales arrangements. The website’s headcount and broad “high-tech” wording are not independently verified qualifications. Request current documents when they matter to the purchase.

The official contact page lists a general mailbox, and a second mailbox is labelled for after-sales.

Give the supplier a cleaning problem to solve

Sources for this company

  1. Miaoliang company introduction

    Research, design, production, installation/service and machined-metal applications are supplier statements; no site audit.

    Checked: 2026-10-11
  2. Official equipment and application index

    Ultrasonic, multistage and high-pressure spray categories; flange, bearing and aluminium casting references.

    Checked: 2026-10-11
  3. ML31800 original equipment entry

    Dated 11 March 2019; image and general cleaning claims, without a controlled parameter or performance table.

    Checked: 2026-10-11
  4. Current official contact page

    Company identity and office contact address; general and after-sales mailboxes kept separately in private research.

    Checked: 2026-10-11
  5. HSE EIS21: engineering component cleaning

    General UK safety guidance on chemical assessment and immersion cleaning, not this supplier’s approval or operating recipe.

    Checked: 2026-10-11

Written for buyers from the manufacturer’s published information and the sources listed on this page, with AI assistance. Ask the manufacturer to confirm specifications, documents and terms for your order.