Compact Desktop Ultrasonic Cleaner for Jewelry and Lab Use

Ultrasonic cleaners are categorized into three distinct types based on their design and application: 1.Mini/Portable Cleaners: Designed for light-duty tasks (e.g., contact lenses), these compact units use small transducers and basic generators. They lack efficiency and are unsuitable for critical cleaning applications 2.Mid-Range Cleaners: Common in dental clinics or small labs, these feature heavier-duty transducers and improved generators. They effectively clean small parts, tools, or lab glas

Frequency selection (20-120 kHz) depends on the material being cleaned and the type of contaminants: 1.Low Frequencies (20-40 kHz): Generate large cavitation bubbles for aggressive cleaning, ideal for removing stubborn residues (e.g., grease, lapping compounds) from durable surfaces like metals 2.High Frequencies (40-120 kHz): Produce smaller, gentler bubbles suitable for delicate items (e.g., jewelry, soft metals, or polished surfaces) to prevent damage during fine cleaning

1.Frequency: Align with the cleaning task (refer to Q2). 2.Tank Capacity: Ensure the internal dimensions accommodate your largest item. 3.Transducer Quality: High-grade transducers (the core component) enhance performance and longevity. 4.Power Requirements: Larger tanks demand higher power. Aim for 50-100 watts per gallon of solution-higher power typically ensures faster, more thorough cleaning.

We provide a 1-year warranty for all our mechanical equipment.

The minimum order quantity is 1 piece.