38L Digital Ultrasonic bath Cleaner Surgical Instrument & Medical Auto Part

Product Specification

RoHS Digital Ultrasonic Cleaner And Baths Use In Aerospace Manufacturing

Ultrasonic technology reaches the most inaccessible surface areas of complex aerospace components, providing much faster and far more thorough cleaning results than, spraying and manual scrubbing and a more environmentally friendly alternative to solvent cleaning.

If the tank size is not OK for you, customized machine is welcome.

Or you can directly contact sales6(at)skymen.cc for more info.

Advantages for Skymen ultrasonic cleaner:

There are many advantages to cleaning parts with Skymen Ultrasonic Cleaning Systems, not the least of which are our machine’s incredible versatility. In fact, our ‘unofficial’ motto is; If it can fit into water, you can clean it.

While the versatility is one major advantage allowing you to clean almost anything, there are several other advantages that will dramatically benefit both you and your clients/customers. These include:

• Clean Intricate Items with Ease: Ultrasonics easily reaches deep into even the most finely detailed surfaces.
• Cleans Fast: Many items can be cleaned in less than two minutes allowing you to quickly return them to your clients.
• Reduces Labor Costs: Fast cleaning means jobs can be completed in fewer hours.
• No Harsh/Dangerous Chemicals: Most items can be cleaned in just water with just a few ounces of our environmentally friendly cleaning solutions

Specifications:

Features:

Adjustable ultrasonic power

Original BLT type transducer

SUS304/SUS316L stainless steel tank

Adaptable for continuous operation

Adjustable thermo controller

Adjustable ultrasonic power

With separate control ultrasonic electronic generator

sweep mode control available

digital timer & heating control

boost mode& oil skimmer upon clients requirement

pressure pump and filter system are available

Certificate:

CE & RoHS

Packing & shipping:

Notification:

Voltage with AC110V, signal phase, AC220V/380V three phase are no problem for us.

Please inform us when you make order.

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EQUIPMENT
The basic components of an ultrasonic cleaning system include a bank of ultrasonic transducers mounted to a radiating diaphragm, an electrical generator, and a tank filled with aqueous solution. A key component is the transducer that generates the high-frequency mechanical energy. There are two types of ultrasonic transducers used in the industry, piezoelectric and magnetostrictive. Both have the same functional objective, but the two types have dramatically different performance characteristics.
Ultrasonic tanks are generally rectangular and can be manufactured in just about any size. Transducers are usually placed in the bottom or on the sides, or sometimes both when watt density (watts per gallon) is a concern. The transducers can be welded directly into the tank, or watertight immersible units can be placed directly into the aqueous solution. In some instances the immersibles may be mounted at the top of the tank, facing down. For applications such as strip cleaning, one immersible is placed on top and one on the bottom, with minimal distance between them. The strip is then run through the very high energy field. A tank should be sturdy in construction, ranging from 11 to 14 gauge in thickness. Larger, heavy-duty industrial tanks should be 11 to 12 gauge and should contain the proper stiffeners for support due to the weight of the solution.

SOLUTION
The solution used in ultrasonic cleaning is a very important consideration. Solvents such as 1,1,1-trichloroethane and freon have been used effectively for many years, with and without ultrasonics. However, with the advent of the Montreal protocol, which calls for elimination of key ozone-depleting substances by 1996, companies are searching for more environmentally friendly methods to clean their parts. Chemical formulators are developing products that meet the demands of cleaning operations, yet are compatible with the health and well-being of society.
Whenever possible, it is best to use a water-based detergent in the ultrasonic cleaning process. Water is an excellent solvent, nontoxic, nonflammable, and environmentally friendly. However, it can be difficult and expensive to dispose of soiled water. Rinsing and drying can also be difficult without detergents. High surface tension exists in solutions without detergents, thus making rinsing difficult in hard-to-reach areas. Detergents can therefore be added to lower the surface tension and provide the necessary wetting action to loosen the bond of a contaminant to a substrate. As an added bonus, the cavitation energy in a water-based solution is more intense than in an organic solvent.