Professional Ultrasonic Watch Cleaner 4liter , Super Sonic Jewelry Cleaner With Reduce Liability

Professional Ultrasonic Watch Cleaner 4liter , Super Sonic Jewelry Cleaner With Reduce Liability

Application:

• Engineering:  - Cleaning of parts, pipes, wires, etc. before finishing, machining parts and components to the preservation, processing of parts after reopening, welding, grinding, polishing, cleaning strainers in the fuel and hydraulic systems, deburring parts.
• Electronic industry: - Washing printed circuit boards, cleaning of silicon, quartz plates.Manufacture of polymers - cleaning nozzles etc.
• Jewelry production: - Washing the jewelry in the production process and in the home.

Specifications:

Any capacity is available from us. Tank size can be design based on your requirement.

Features:

• With automatic constant temperature system
• With BLT type industrial ultrasonic transducer
• SUS304 tank with long work life
• With SUS basket and Lid
• Certificate: CE
• With industrial pcb board control.
• With 12months warranty
• Digital timer and heater control, time can be adjust based on requirement.

Packing list:

• 1x LS-04D ultrasonic cleaner
• 1x SUS basket
• 1x SUS lid
• 1x power cord
• 1x English instruction manual

Limplus warranty:

12months warranty, lifetime maintance.

if any technical problem, replacement parts will be send immediate.

Please feel free to contact with us if any question about ultrasonic.

FAQ:

Q: What should be removed during ultrasonic cleaning?

A: The main types of pollutants that are removed during the ultrasonic cleaning can be grouped into four categories: - solid and liquid films - different oils, greases, pastes, etc. - solid residues - a piece of metal and abrasive dust, soot, water insoluble inorganic connections (scale, fluxes) and water-soluble or partially soluble organic compounds (salt, sugar, starch, protein, etc.), - the products of corrosion - rust, scale, etc. - Protecting, preserving and protective coatings.

Q: Can ultrasonic cleaning damage parts?

A: Ultrasonic can't damage parts.

Ultrasonic cleaning is considered safe for most parts, although in some cases it is necessary to observe caution. Although the effects of thousands of implosions per second is very powerful, the cleaning process is safe.

Q: What is "direct" and "indirect" cleaning?

A: Direct cleaning occurs when the parts are cleaned in a cleaning solution which fills the cleaner, usually inside a perforated tray or mesh basket (SADC). The limitation of direct cleaning is that such a solution must be selected that will not damage the ultrasonic cleaner.

Indirect cleaning involves placing the parts to be cleaned in the domestic non-perforated tray or tube, usually containing the solution that the user does not want to directly fill the ultrasonic tank. When choosing indirect cleaning, make sure that the water level in the tank is maintained to the fill line (about 30mm from the top of the tank).