10L 200W Mechanical Ultrasonic Cleaner For Musical Instrument With Heater

How Whale Cleen sonic Mechanical Ultrasonic Cleaner Works?

Whale Cleen sonic supplies ultrasonic cleaning equipment in both standard units for small scale operations and custom configured large scale units for inline operations and stand alone high volume production.
Ultrasonic cleaning is a process that uses ultrasound (usually from 20–400 kHz) and an appropriate cleaning solvent to clean items from any oils, greases and other manufacturing residue. The ultrasound is used with an appropriate solvent for the item to be cleaned and the type of soiling present. Cleaning normally lasts between three and six minutes, but can also exceed 20 minutes, depending on the object to be cleaned.

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How To Clean Musical Instrument With Mechanical Ultrasonic Cleaner?

Most instruments that are brass will need to be inspected to determine if lacquer is already starting to peel off. The older the instrument is, the more likely you will see this. If it is peeling, temperature and intensity need to be kept low to avoid further damage. For other metal instruments, the temperature of cleaning should usually remain at room temperature.Before cleaning, instruments should be disassembled as much as possible. Remove all slides and buttons. If you find these parts are stuck, go ahead and clean the whole instrument in the machine for a minute, pull it out, and see if you can then loosen these parts enough to disassemble them. Then place all parts back in the machine for another 2-3 minutes. Note that you do not have to remove the felt or leather pads prior to cleaning, but if these need replacing, it’s best to go ahead and remove them at this time.Clean in stages: Pre-wash, Ultrasonic Wash, Rinse and Dry
For best results, pre-wash your instruments in a high alkaline cleaning solution. This will remove oil, dirt and other build up. For the Ultrasonic Wash, you should use an acidic, descaling solution to work on the build up (from saliva) frequently seen on brass instruments.