Jewellery

Our professional Ultrasonic Jewellery Cleaner range of baths are suitable for the commercial cleaning of jewellery. They are built for everyday use in a workshop environment. The most common tank sizes for jewellery cleaning are 2, 3 and 6 Ltr. All ultrasonic jewellery cleaning tanks are made from stainless steel. They are built to operate quietly in the workplace and suitable for all day, everyday operation.

Size matters. When considering which ultrasonic jewellery cleaner to buy, the primary consideration is the size of tank you need. It's not the volume that's important, but the internal dimensions. The question to consider is whether the item of jewellery you need to clean will fit inside the tank. If in doubt, the only real way to be certain is to measure it. Take into consideration the steel wire basket in the machine reduces the workable size by up to 8mm all round. The specification for each individual ultrasonic cleaning tank shows all the important dimensions.

Which Ultrasonic Jewellery Cleaner do I buy? In this professional section, there are three versions for most sizes of ultrasonic cleaner. In summary, the more money you pay for a model, the greater control you have over the cleaning process. The "manual" (dial adjustment) give limited control. The "digital" range gives you full control over all aspects of the cleaning operation and importantly, you have a LED display showing the temperature of the water (it helps stop the operator plunging their hand into hot water). Finally, the top-of-the-range degassing model gives a deeper clean. Also the power can be reduced for delicate and fine jewellery. At the heart of any ultrasonic cleaner is a transducer. This is the component that produces the ultrasonic cleaning waves.

1) Manual adjustment. These more basic models have a simple knob or dial to set the cleaning cycle time (0-20 mins) and temperature (20 - 80 degrees C). There is no LED display.

2) Digital adjustment with degassing. 

These models have a push button to set the cleaning time (0-99 mins) and temperature (0 - 80 degrees C) with an LED display. The cleaning can be stopped mid-cycle and the temperature shows both the "target / set" temperature and actual water in the tank. In a workplace environment and working with hot water, there might be a health and safety implication that requires the tank temperature to be visible to prevent scalding to an employee.

Cleaning fluid.

The last but not least is cleaning fluid. More info HERE>>>