SKYMEN recommend you to clean:
1. Printer inkjet-heads, seals, ancient coins, badges, valves, machine nozzles, seal & comb
2. Silverware. Bronze ware, antiques, Jewelry, rings, diamond, bracelets, watches, body piercing, earrings.
3. Eyeglasses, sunglasses, optical lenses, tattoo instruments, and piercing.
4. Shaver head, razors, dentures, combs, toothbrushes, and dining appliance.
5. Baby nipples, baby feeder bottles, tableware, fruit, and vegetables

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What are the advantages of Skymen ultrasonic Cleaner comparing to others'?
Skymen Starting to manufacture ultrasonic cleaner in 2007, with 25 engieers, have made 100+patents on ultrasonic cleaner

Skymen manufacturer ultrasonic cleaner from household 0.2L to 2500L, Tabletop from 0.8L to 30L and also industrial type from 38L TO 500L.

Heating function to ensure better cleaning effect and shorter cleaning time in winter

Multi Time setting available for different products cleaning

Power adjustable, degas function cleaner available for high value items cleaning

What dirt can ultrasonic cleaner Clean?
Ultrasonic cleaning is primarily an aqueous tank system that uses ultrasonic energy to remove dirt, grease, oil, And baked-on carbon from parts. Contaminants such as paint, rust, glued-on gaskets, and heavy layers of bakedonCarbon can also be removed by ultrasonic cleaning but require more aggressive chemistries. Unlike someOther cleaning processes, ultrasonic cleaning will not damage intricate, lightweight, or easily damaged parts. Parts that have a tendency to tightly nest will shadow each other, reducing cleaning efficiency.

How Ultrasonic cleaner Works ?
Ultrasonic cleaning works by producing sound waves in liquids. The waves consist of both high- and low-pressureFronts.

The low-pressure fronts are small enough to cause bubbles to form. The high-pressure fronts cause the bubblesTo collapse.

The expanding and collapsing bubbles loosen contaminants on the part surface and the chemical cleanersEither dissolve or

segregate the free contaminants.

As with sound waves in air, ultrasonic sound waves can be varied by both frequency (pitch) and amplitude (power). Higher frequencies will produce smaller bubbles and lower frequencies will produce larger bubbles. Larger bubblesWill typically dislodge large particles and smaller bubbles small particles. Typical industrial systems are either 28kHz or 40 kHz, which can handle the particle sizes in the range of normal automotive cleaning. Ultrasonic cleaningSystems with a much higher frequency are used in the computer industry where tiny particles need to be removed.
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