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The document summarizes an innovation to improve the cleaning of recycled parts using less compressed air. A cross-functional team developed a concept using low volume air knives with ionization and increased exhaust to remove particles without resettling. Prototyping demonstrated success in meeting quality standards while reducing compressed air usage, and the team received three patents for the project.
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