Ultrasonic Cleaning Products
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Ultrasonic cleaners use high-frequency sound waves to dissolve contaminants from parts, equipment, and other hard-surfaced objects. They clean tight and recessed spaces that are difficult to reach and are commonly used to clean lab glassware, medical devices, and jewelry. A tank holds water and sounds waves are passed through the water to clean and scrub parts.
Heated Ultrasonic Cleaners with Digital Timer
Heated ultrasonic cleaners with a digital timer heat water in the tank to remove contaminants faster than unheated cleaners, especially wax, soap, fat, and resin. Digital timers are more precise than analog timers.
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Heated Ultrasonic Cleaners with Mechanical Timer
Heated ultrasonic cleaners with a mechanical timer heat water in the tank to remove contaminants faster than unheated cleaners, especially wax, soap, fat, and resin. Mechanical timers are set manually and are less precise than digital timers.
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Unheated Ultrasonic Cleaners with Digital Timer
Unheated ultrasonic cleaners with a digital timer clean heat-sensitive equipment that could be damaged by hot water. Digital timers are more precise than analog timers.
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Unheated Ultrasonic Cleaners with Mechanical Timer
Unheated ultrasonic cleaners with a mechanical timer clean heat-sensitive equipment that could be damaged by hot water. Mechanical timers are set manually and are less precise than digital timers.
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Unheated Ultrasonic Cleaner without Timers
Unheated ultrasonic cleaners without a timer need to be manually turned off when processing is complete. Unheated ultrasonic cleaners clean heat-sensitive equipment that could be damaged by hot water.
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Industrial Ultrasonic Cleaning Tanks
Industrial-sized cleaning tanks have a larger capacity than tabletop tanks for cleaning high volumes of parts and other hard-surfaced objects.
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Ultrasonic Generators
Ultrasonic generators convert electrical energy to high-frequency signals used by ultrasonic cleaners to create the sound waves required for cleaning.
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