Description

Ultrasonic Bath | Professional Cleaning for Technicians

The ultrasonic bath, or Ultrasonic Cleaner, is a professional device designed to completely remove grease, dust, and fine particles from delicate parts. Simply place the components in the liquid tank, and high-frequency ultrasonic waves will precisely and quickly eliminate contaminants.

Main Components of an Ultrasonic System
A professional ultrasonic bath consists of three main parts:

• Power Supply: Provides the energy needed to generate ultrasonic waves.

• Transducer (Piezoelectric): Converts electrical energy into mechanical waves.

• Tank or Chamber: A metal container filled with cleaning solution, where the parts are immersed.

In practical use, parts such as injectors are placed in a special basket, and the device performs cleaning by adjusting the cleaning time and the speed of vibration cycles.

Advantages of Using an Ultrasonic Bath
✅ With an ultrasonic bath, you can:

• Perform precise and thorough cleaning without mechanical damage.

• Save time compared to manual cleaning.

• Reach hard-to-access surfaces and small grooves.

• Extend the lifespan of parts and equipment.

• Ensure high safety for delicate and sensitive components.

Practical Tips for Proper Use

• Fill the tank with an appropriate cleaning solution.

• Place parts in the special basket and avoid direct contact with the bottom of the tank.

• Adjust cleaning time and temperature according to the type of part.

• Dry parts after cleaning and prepare them for use.

• Periodically clean and maintain the tank and transducer.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Is the ultrasonic bath suitable for all car parts?
   Yes, metal, plastic, and delicate parts can be cleaned with proper settings.

2. What is the recommended frequency for injectors?
   40–60 kHz is recommended for small parts such as injectors.

3. Does using an ultrasonic bath require special skills?
   No, just follow the device instructions.

4. Can this device be used for large industrial parts?
   Yes, industrial models with larger capacity are designed for big equipment.