This utility model relates to the field of
metal surface treatment technology, specifically to a cleaning device for
grinding bearing steel balls. It includes a sealed base, with a mesh frame installed on the upper part of the sealed base. A transmission
pipe for transporting steel balls is connected to the upper rear of the mesh frame. The portion of the transmission
pipe that penetrates the sealed base is a through-hole, and this through-hole is designed at an angle. A
discharge port is opened in the lower part of the mesh frame, and a cleaning
brush assembly is installed inside the mesh frame. By combining the cleaning
brush assembly with an ultrasonic isolation chamber, the
abrasive and
metal debris on the surface of the steel balls are thoroughly removed. The vortex-like motion of the
brush rollers, combined with the solution sprayed from the high-pressure
nozzle, effectively removes larger particles of contaminants, while the
cavitation effect generated by the
ultrasound further removes microscopic contaminants. The angled design of the transmission
pipe ensures that the steel balls are evenly distributed when entering the mesh frame, avoiding accumulation and thus improving cleaning efficiency. An electric push rod and a baffle can precisely control the
discharge process of the steel balls when needed.