Parts washer service for solvent and aqueous systems
UES services solvent-based and aqueous parts washers, including manual and automatic units. Choose on-call or scheduled service, or purchase or lease equipment directly from UES.
Need service, equipment or both? We reply the same business day. No account required to ask.
Service for solvent and aqueous parts washers
UES services both solvent-based and aqueous parts washers for shops, fleets and industrial facilities.
We work with manual and automatic systems and can provide service as needed or on a recurring schedule. If you need new equipment, UES also offers a range of parts washers for purchase or lease.
Service can include cleaning and maintaining the washer, replacing or managing cleaning solution, and handling the resulting waste stream.
For businesses that use solvent systems regularly, UES also offers on-site solvent recycling that can extend the useful life of the solvent already in your washer.
Reuse your solvent with on-site distillation
The portable distillation unit cleans contaminated solvent on site and returns it to the washer for reuse, so the solvent you already have lasts longer.
The unit removes used solvent from the parts washer and uses low-temperature vacuum distillation to separate reusable solvent from oils, dirt and other contaminants.
The cleaned solvent is returned to the washer so it can continue doing the job. The material separated during distillation is collected for appropriate handling.
Already use UES for used oil? Depending on the material produced by your washer, the separated waste may be handled alongside an existing UES waste service. We'll confirm the right handling method for your system.
See used oil pickupHow parts washer service works
Tell us what equipment you have and how you use it. We'll help determine whether you need routine service, replacement equipment or on-site solvent recycling.
Tell us about your washers
Send us your location, how many washers you have, whether they use solvent or aqueous solution, and how they are serviced today.
We recommend the service
We'll determine whether on-call service, scheduled maintenance, new equipment or solvent recycling best fits your operation.
We service the equipment
A UES technician services your washers and handles the cleaning solution or waste generated by the service.
Your service is recorded
Each visit is documented and added to your service history in the Customer Portal.
Where we offer parts washer service
UES offers parts washer service to businesses in 28 states. Select your state to see local coverage and the facilities that serve your area.
City pages: Baltimore Washington, DC Wilmington Philadelphia Trenton Newark and Old Bridge Casa Grande Phoenix Atlanta and Peachtree City Ocala Greensboro Cincinnati and Florence Birmingham and Trussville Jacksonville Houston Nashville and Murfreesboro Fort Lauderdale Orlando and Sanford Indianapolis San Antonio and Seguin Edison and New Brunswick Chandler, Gilbert and Mesa.
Common questions
Do you service both solvent and aqueous parts washers?
Yes. UES services solvent-based and aqueous systems, including manual and automatic units.
Can I buy or lease a parts washer from UES?
Yes. UES offers parts washers for purchase or lease. Tell us what you clean, how often you use the washer and how much space you have, and we can help determine the right setup.
Can service be scheduled regularly?
Yes. Parts washer service can be arranged on a recurring schedule or requested as needed.
What does the solvent distillation unit do?
It removes contaminated solvent from the washer and separates reusable solvent from oils and other material. The cleaned solvent is returned to the washer for continued use.
What happens to the material removed during distillation?
UES collects the separated material and determines the appropriate handling method based on what it contains.
Can parts washer service be combined with my other UES services?
Often, yes. If UES already services your location for used oil or other waste streams, we can determine whether parts washer service can be coordinated with your existing schedule.
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Read the guideTell us about your parts washers
Tell us how many washers you have, whether they use solvent or aqueous solution, and whether you need service, new equipment or solvent recycling. We'll tell you what fits and what happens next.
- No account or contract required to ask
- A person replies the same business day
- Already a customer? Use the Customer Portal instead
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