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Parts and contaminants · 4 min readCleaning precision electronics without damageWhich electronic components tolerate ultrasound and which do not, and how frequency, power, time, support and a sample test keep a cleaning process safe.
Ultrasonic cleaning basics · 3 min readUltrasonic power density: watts per litre, and why big tanks need fewerDivide the ultrasonic power by the tank volume and you get the figure that predicts how hard a tank cleans. Our range runs from about 9 to 40 W per litre, and the spread is deliberate. How to read the number when comparing machines.
Ultrasonic cleaning basics · 3 min readTransducers and generators: what drives the tankThe generator makes the electrical signal, the transducers turn it into motion of the tank wall. How the two are matched, why the transducer count grows with tank size, and when an immersible box beats bonded transducers.
Choosing a machine · 3 min readBenchtop or industrial: where the 30-litre line sits and whyBelow 30 litres a benchtop cleaner on a 230 V socket does the job. Above it, the tank needs a frame, three-phase heating, a drain and a real basket. What changes at the boundary, with the figures from our STS, ST and UMX Pro ranges.
Choosing a machine · 2 min readChoosing the right ultrasonic cleaner: size, material, power and controlSize, frequency, power, tank material, timer and temperature control, brand and price: seven points to check before you choose a machine for the parts you clean.