These are the steps we perform when servicing your injectors
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The first thing we do when your injectors arrive is perform an electrical test.
 Electrical Test |
The next step is to test the injector for case leaks and irregular spray patterns.
 Pattern And Leak Test |
After the spray patten and leak tests are performed we test the injectors flow rates.
 Flow Test |
Now we strip the soft parts from the injector. Depending on the application we remove the filter, grommet, upper oring, lower oring or seal and the pintle cap. When the injector is ready to clean it's put into the ASNU flow bench's ultrasonic cleaning tank. The injectors are cycled while cleaning to flush out the deposits. You can see the milky discharge from some of the injectors. That's the solid deposits that are being removed.
 The Filter And Soft Parts Are Removed |
 Ultrasonic Cleaning |
 Back Flushing Contamination |
Now the injectors are ready to be retested for leaks, patten irregularities and flow.
 Flow Test |
 Completed Flow Test |
We oil the injectors to provide added shelf life for our customers who won't be installing them right away. New service kits are installed with orings, grommets, filters and pintle caps as the application requires.
 Oil For Longer Shelf Life |
 New Service Kit Parts |
Nickle injectors are re-polished. Painted injectors are masked and repainted to provide corrosion resistance. Your injectors are now ready to be returned to service. We provide a flow report with each service.
 Mask For Painting |
 Nickle Injectors Are Re-Polished |
 Painted Injectors |
 Nickle Injectors |