360W 15L Digital Ultrasonic Cleaner , Laboratory Use Ultrasound Cleaner LS -15P

360W 15L Digital Ultrasonic Cleaner , Laboratory Use Ultrasound Cleaner LS -15P

Packing list:

1x LS-15P ultrasonic cleaner

1x SUS basket

1x SUS lid

1x power cord

1x English instruction manual

Specifications:

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

Benefits:

Gently moves parts to assist with cleaning

Remove all components for next operation

Reduces/replaces hazardous cleaning solvents

Micro-clean parts reduces part failures

Lower labor costs - Increased profits

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.

Limplus Features:

Timer-controlled ultrasonic

Movable basket

Castor with brake

Reduce liability

Automatic cleaning

Environmentally friendly

Built-in thermostatically controlled heat

Stainless steel lid

1 Phase/120VAC or 1 Phase/240VAC Standard

FAQ:

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: Shall I need to operate my ultrasonic cleaner with heater?

A.: Temperature plays a crucial role in the cleaning process. The number of cavitation bubbles increases proportionally to temperature increase. This happens up to about 60°C beyond which cavitation begins to decline and stops completely when the liquid’s boiling point is reached. However as the temperature and vapor pressure increase the cavitation energy decreases. Thus, each cleaning chemistry provides maximum cleaning efficacy at an optimum temperature setting.

Q.: How to choose frequency based on different object?

A.: As with the cleaning chemistry and its properties, the choice of frequency is also critical to your cleaning application.

The size of the cavitation bubble determines the amount of energy released at implosion. This is governed by the frequency of the ultrasonic generator/transducer set. Higher frequencies generate smaller-sized bubbles.

A larger cavitation bubble releases more energy on implosion resulting in a more intense cleansing action. A smaller bubble has a gentler impact. As a general rule of thumb, high frequency is good for fine particles and cleaning of very small features on substrates while the lower frequency is suitable for heavy and coarse contaminants.