Ranger RS-500D
Professional spray-wash cabinet with skimmer, dual heaters and low-water shutoff.
View RS-500DClean automotive and industrial components with professional parts washers built to remove grease, grime and shop contamination from everything from small hardware to larger vehicle components.
Shop heated aqueous spray-wash cabinets, stand-alone parts washers and cleaning detergent for repair shops, service facilities and industrial work environments.
From enclosed Ranger spray-wash cabinets to a stand-alone 40-gallon parts washer and compatible spray-wash detergent, the current selection covers both equipment and cleaning supplies.
Front-loading cabinet systems use heated cleaning solution and strategically positioned spray nozzles to clean loaded components inside an enclosed work area.
Larger spray-wash equipment for shops servicing truck, SUV and other substantial vehicle components.
Traditional stand-alone equipment provides a practical cleaning station for routine component and repair work.
Aluma-Klean spray-wash detergent is available in multiple package sizes for compatible parts-washing applications.
Compare professional parts-washing equipment and cleaning supplies from Ranger and American Forge & Foundry.
Part Washers are a perfect addition to any repair shop or industrial setting. Protect your work environment by using heated aqueous technology combined with a water soluble detergent solution. You won’t find hazardous solvents used in Ranger cleaning procedures. No need to get your hands dirty either. Alloy spray nozzles which are located along the interior wall, ceiling, and underside of the cabinet and turntable spray heated, high pressure streams of cleaning solution at the objects loaded inside the front loading cabinet. All Ranger industrial parts washers have a built-in purifying/recycling system that enables the detergent solution to be used as many times as possible before needing to be replaced. So go ahead and start cleaning those small items like nuts and bolts, as well as larger items like truck and SUV components.
Start with the size and volume of the components you clean, then consider whether your workflow calls for an enclosed spray-wash cabinet or a more traditional stand-alone cleaning station.
Consider the largest components that regularly come through your shop. Small hardware and larger truck or SUV components can require very different cleaning equipment.
Enclosed spray-wash cabinets automate much of the cleaning process, while stand-alone washers provide a straightforward station for hands-on parts cleaning.
Compare the construction and configuration of the washer against your shop environment, workload and expected cleaning applications.
Ranger spray-wash systems use heated aqueous cleaning with water-soluble detergent rather than the hazardous solvents described in the older cleaning process.
Ranger cabinet-style parts washers combine heated cleaning solution with spray coverage inside the cabinet to clean loaded components while keeping the process contained.
Components are placed inside the front-loading cabinet for cleaning.
Spray nozzles positioned around the cabinet and turntable direct cleaning solution toward the loaded parts.
Heated, high-pressure cleaning solution works across the component surfaces during the wash cycle.
Ranger's built-in purifying and recycling system is designed to extend the usable life of the detergent solution.
The current catalog includes multiple Ranger cabinet configurations plus a 40-gallon American Forge & Foundry stand-alone parts washer.
Professional spray-wash cabinet with skimmer, dual heaters and low-water shutoff.
View RS-500DStainless-steel spray-wash cabinet with dual heaters and low-water shutoff.
View RS-500DSTruck spray-wash cabinet with skimmer, dual heaters and low-water shutoff for larger cleaning applications.
View RS-750DStainless-steel heavy-duty truck spray-wash cabinet with dual heaters and low-water shutoff.
View RS-750DSThe current Parts Washers catalog also includes Ranger Aluma-Klean spray-wash detergent in both 20 lb. and 50 lb. package sizes.
Tell us what you're cleaning, the approximate component size and how the equipment will be used. Wrenchers can help you narrow down the parts-washing equipment that fits your shop.