Why use ultrasonic cleaners?

Ultrasonic cleaners are widely used in various industries, including hospitals, clinics, and factories. Laboratory ultrasonic machines are particularly popular due to their ability to effectively clean laboratory equipment and instruments with complex shapes and hard-to-reach areas.

The machine possesses an ultrasonic cleaning frequency 40kHz, the most stable frequency, with ultrasonic power of 300W and heating power of 400W. The scientific parameter design of frequency and power can effectively make your valuables and items clean as ever without any damage.

Features:

Heating function for removing oil and wax

SUS304 Stainless steel tank and drain valve

The free time setting of 0-30 minutes

20~80 degrees Celsius temperature range

Applications:

Pen heads, Printer heads, Inkjet Cartridges, and Seals.

Others Baby nipples, Baby feeder bottles, Fruit, and Vegetables.

Metal Articles Ancient Coins, Badges, Valves, Machine Nozzles, Electronics Components and Mechanical Parts, Forks, Knives, Spoons, and Other Small Silverware, etc.

Some objects can’t be using ultrasonic cleaner cleaning:

1. Soft gemstones: Soft gemstones such as pearls, opals, and emeralds can be damaged by ultrasonic waves.

2. Electronic devices: Ultrasonic waves can damage electronic components and circuits, so electronic devices should not be cleaned with an ultrasonic cleaner.

3. Delicate items: Delicate items such as antique or fragile items can be damaged by the vibrations created by the ultrasonic waves.

4. Painted items: Painted items can be damaged or have their paint stripped off by ultrasonic waves.

5. Items with loose parts: Items with loose parts that can come apart during the cleaning process should not be cleaned with an ultrasonic cleaner.