Helpful guides for buying and using ultrasonic cleaners & fluids
Buying an ultrasonic cleaner for the first time might look a bit daunting. There's lots of choice with different sizes, functions and importantly, not forgetting prices. However, when you break down the decision making process into logical steps it's not complicated. Here we have put together a series of helpful guides to buying and using an ultrasonic cleaner. If you can't find what you are looking for, call us: 01706 950112
Choosing the right ultrasonic cleaner
When buying an ultrasonic cleaner, there are several things to consider. Obviously price is always a main consideration, but we have a mantra about the selection process. Above cost, SIZE MATTERS. I can't say that enough, so I will say it again - SIZE MATTERS
Ultrasonic cleaning is a process that uses Ultrasonic technology and the power of sound waves to produce millions of microscopic bubbles. These high-frequency sound waves give exceptional, cleaning results. It's not abrasive and has many applications. Learn about the basics.
A degassing function on an ultrasonic cleaner gives a more efficient cleaning action in restricted spaces, such as a carburettor. Degassing removes the microscopic bubbles and gases that are suspended in the cleaning fluid. You only do this process once, after each time you fill the tank.
Ultrasonic Cleaners are an essential tool for any dental practice. Before any medical instrument can be placed in an autoclave for sterilising, it needs to be physically clean. We explain which tank might be best for your business.
Cleaning your collection of vinyl records using an ultrasonic cleaner. Ultrasonic waves penetrate into the grooves in the vinyl and dislodge any dust or grime. It is a really effective, non-contact way to clean records.
Cleaning your bike chain and cassette after a day out is key to good cycle maintenance. One of the most effective cleaning methods is using an ultrasonic cleaner. But which is the most suitable?
Having decoded what size ultrasonic cleaner to purchase, the next step is to decide what kind of control you want over the machine. Most models have two variations on each size: manual (dial), digital and occasionallya thrid option, touch screen.
Our self help knowledge base
A searchable self-help database full of information on ultrasonic cleaners, techniques, applications and a lot more. It has sections on cleaning carburettors, jewellery, dental instruments, cycle parts, vinyl records, trouble shooting + lots more.
