Attachment_2_Questions_and_Answers.pdf
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1. Do these parts washer need to be made using mild steel or stainless steel?
A: Parts washers are not required to use stainless steel.
2. Is this a front or top loaded washer?
A: Front Load
3. What is the required diameter for the turntable?
A: The turn table dimensions must be between 24 to 26 inches.
4. What is the interior working height?
A: The interior working height must be between 32 to 36 inches.
5. Is the contractor responsible for installation?
A: Contractors not possessing an Oregon CCB license will need to subcontract with an Oregon CCB contractor to perform the installation in accordance with Oregon building codes.
6. Are these new units replacing ones that are already in place?
A: 2 Units will be replacing old parts washers in Redmond and Warrington but 7 units will be new installs.
7. Do they want a quote to include a steam exhaust option?
A: Yes
8. Please confirm that the building power is 230V 1PH.
A: See Attachment 1 Site Conditions
9. Is there an Amperage limit?
A: 28 amps
10. Pump Size ‐ 3, 5, 7.5, 10 HP, other?
A: 3 Hp is sufficient
11. Pump Output Volume ‐ Gallon per Minute (GPM) desired?
A: approximately 50 gpm
12. Parts Basket Weight Capacity?
A: minimum 100lbs
13. Please clarify the timer assembly with automatic shutoff requirement.
A: We want to be able to run the washer overnight and have it shut off without someone being there.
14. What kind of filter do you want?
A: A cartridge filter with 100 micron filter. The size can vary.
15. What type of parts are being washed?
A: Automotive parts
16. What metals needs to be washed? ‐ Aluminum, Steel, Brass, Plastic, Other?
A: All the above with the most common being steel, and aluminum
17. What are the types of soils to be washed? ‐ Oils, Greases, Coolants, Other?
A: All the above plus dirt
18. How dirty are the parts?
A: They may be coated or minimally tainted.
19. Do the parts require additional Rust Inhibitors?
A: No
20. Does the training need to happen at all locations?
A: The training can happen at a consolidated location but installation will be at each location.
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