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Ultrasonic Cleaning Tanks are advanced cleaning systems that use high-frequency sound waves (typically 20–80 kHz) to create microscopic bubbles in a liquid cleaning solution. These bubbles implode with high energy, effectively removing dirt, grease, oil, oxidation, contaminants, and residues from various objects, including metal parts, jewelry, medical instruments, automotive components, and electronic parts.

✔ Deep & Precise Cleaning: Removes dirt from even the most intricate and hard-to-reach areas.
✔ Fast & Efficient Process: Reduces cleaning time compared to manual or chemical cleaning.
✔ Non-Damaging Cleaning Method: Safe for delicate materials like electronics, jewelry, and medical tools.
✔ Customizable Frequency & Power: Different frequencies for light or heavy-duty cleaning applications.
✔ Rust & Corrosion Prevention: Specialized cleaning solutions help prevent metal degradation.
✔ Stainless Steel Construction: Durable and corrosion-resistant tank for long-term use.
✔ Heating Function (Optional): Heated tanks enhance cleaning efficiency for oils and greases.

1. The Object is Immersed: The item to be cleaned is placed inside the ultrasonic tank filled with a suitable cleaning solution (water-based or solvent-based).
2. Ultrasonic Waves Generate Cavitation: Piezoelectric transducers produce high-frequency sound waves, creating microscopic bubbles (cavitation effect).
3. Bubble Implosion Dislodges Contaminants: The bubbles collapse with force, removing contaminants without damaging the surface.
4. Residue Removal & Rinsing: After cleaning, the item is rinsed with deionized water or another cleaning agent to remove any residual impurities.

• Electroplating Industry: Pre-cleaning & post-cleaning of metal parts before plating.
• Jewelry & Watchmaking: Removes polishing compounds, dirt, and tarnish.
• Medical & Dental Equipment: Cleans surgical tools, implants, and lab instruments.
• Automotive & Aerospace: Cleans engine parts, fuel injectors, carburetors, and filters.
• Electronics & PCB Cleaning: Removes flux, dust, and solder residues from circuit boards.
• Manufacturing & Industrial Parts: Removes oil, grease, and rust from metal components.

• Reduces Manual Labor: No need for scrubbing or harsh chemical soaking.
• Eco-Friendly Cleaning: Uses biodegradable, water-based cleaning solutions.
• Extends Equipment Lifespan: Removes corrosive residues that can damage parts.
• Consistent & Repeatable Results: Ensures uniform cleaning for all components.
• Safe for Complex Geometries: Cleans parts with holes, crevices, and intricate designs.

Ultrasonic Cleaning Tanks are advanced cleaning systems that use high-frequency sound waves (typically 20–80 kHz) to create microscopic bubbles in a liquid cleaning solution. These bubbles implode with high energy, effectively removing dirt, grease, oil, oxidation, contaminants, and residues from various objects, including metal parts, jewelry, medical instruments, automotive components, and electronic parts.

✔ Deep & Precise Cleaning: Removes dirt from even the most intricate and hard-to-reach areas.
✔ Fast & Efficient Process: Reduces cleaning time compared to manual or chemical cleaning.
✔ Non-Damaging Cleaning Method: Safe for delicate materials like electronics, jewelry, and medical tools.
✔ Customizable Frequency & Power: Different frequencies for light or heavy-duty cleaning applications.
✔ Rust & Corrosion Prevention: Specialized cleaning solutions help prevent metal degradation.
✔ Stainless Steel Construction: Durable and corrosion-resistant tank for long-term use.
✔ Heating Function (Optional): Heated tanks enhance cleaning efficiency for oils and greases.

1. The Object is Immersed: The item to be cleaned is placed inside the ultrasonic tank filled with a suitable cleaning solution (water-based or solvent-based).
2. Ultrasonic Waves Generate Cavitation: Piezoelectric transducers produce high-frequency sound waves, creating microscopic bubbles (cavitation effect).
3. Bubble Implosion Dislodges Contaminants: The bubbles collapse with force, removing contaminants without damaging the surface.
4. Residue Removal & Rinsing: After cleaning, the item is rinsed with deionized water or another cleaning agent to remove any residual impurities.

• Electroplating Industry: Pre-cleaning & post-cleaning of metal parts before plating.
• Jewelry & Watchmaking: Removes polishing compounds, dirt, and tarnish.
• Medical & Dental Equipment: Cleans surgical tools, implants, and lab instruments.
• Automotive & Aerospace: Cleans engine parts, fuel injectors, carburetors, and filters.
• Electronics & PCB Cleaning: Removes flux, dust, and solder residues from circuit boards.
• Manufacturing & Industrial Parts: Removes oil, grease, and rust from metal components.

• Reduces Manual Labor: No need for scrubbing or harsh chemical soaking.
• Eco-Friendly Cleaning: Uses biodegradable, water-based cleaning solutions.
• Extends Equipment Lifespan: Removes corrosive residues that can damage parts.
• Consistent & Repeatable Results: Ensures uniform cleaning for all components.
• Safe for Complex Geometries: Cleans parts with holes, crevices, and intricate designs.

An ultrasonic cleaner is a cleaning device that uses mechanical vibrations to produce sound waves in a solution that lead to microscopic implosions of bubbles creating a vacuum-like scrubbing action that removes contaminants and dirt, a process known as cavitation. The combination of cavitation, sonic irrigation, and detergents provides a highly efficient cleaning system for delicate, sensitive, and precision instruments and devices. The effect the compression and refraction of the cleaning medium as the miniscule vibrations spread throughout at ultrasonic frequencies.

The effectiveness of the process is dependent on the design of the ultrasonic system and its frequency and power density, which are the main factors when purchasing an ultrasonic cleaner.

An ultrasonic cleaner is a cleaning device that uses mechanical vibrations to produce sound waves in a solution that lead to microscopic implosions of bubbles creating a vacuum-like scrubbing action that removes contaminants and dirt, a process known as cavitation. The combination of cavitation, sonic irrigation, and detergents provides a highly efficient cleaning system for delicate, sensitive, and precision instruments and devices. The effect the compression and refraction of the cleaning medium as the miniscule vibrations spread throughout at ultrasonic frequencies.

The effectiveness of the process is dependent on the design of the ultrasonic system and its frequency and power density, which are the main factors when purchasing an ultrasonic cleaner.