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The oil nozzle cleaning detector is an electromechanical product that combines ultrasonic cleaning technology with microcomputer oil pressure closed-loop control cleaning detection technology. This product can simulate various operating conditions of engines and clean and inspect various car oil nozzles while also enabling non-disassembly cleaning of car oil nozzles and fuel supply systems. This equipment is an essential and preferred choice for automotive repair industries, maintenance, research, and training departments.
major function Ultrasonic cleaning: ultrasonic cleaning can be carried out simultaneously on one or more oil nozzles to completely remove carbon deposits from oil nozzles.
Homogeneity test: to detect the uniformity of oil spraying quantity of each nozzle.
Mist observation: Using the background light, the injection and atomization of oil can be observed in a comprehensive and careful way.
Sealing test: can detect the sealing and dripping of the nozzle under high pressure.
Oil injection detection: It can detect the oil injection under specific operating parameters (such as the same time and the same number of times).
The newly developed GDI fuel nozzle drive software can drive 12V,70V and 120V high voltage fuel nozzles.
main features The ultrasonic cleaning technology is used to clean the equipment with strong cleaning ability.
Using electronic pressure control technology, the oil pressure is stable and the adjustable range is wide.
It uses high-definition color display screen, intuitive operation, easy to learn.
The tank level is intuitively displayed, and the test liquid can be recycled.
LED bright background light, can clearly see the working conditions of the nozzle.
A replaceable composite adapter is patented and applicable to a variety of vehicle models.
The test time, working frequency, number of oil injection, shortest switching pulse width and other parameters of the nozzle can be adjusted at will within the allowable range.
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