Ultrasonic Washers
Ultrasonic washers use millions of tiny bubbles to create a form of scrubbing, which reaches into grooves and hidden parts of products that are immersed into agitated fluid of pure water, solvent, or vapor. Frequencies are used in the ultrasonic washers to adjust the size and amount of cavitation, which is the formation and collapse of the bubbles. These ultrasonic washers consist of a number of specialized cleaning machines that are used in both commercial and industrial applications in order to clean a variety of parts and products.
Industrial applications for ultrasonic cleaning include cleaning automotive parts, critical, precision cleaning and pre- and post-production cleaning. Jewelry cleaning, window blind cleaning, and golf club cleaning are achieved with commercial ultrasonic washers. In general, ultrasonic washers are used to clean, rinse, and dry batches of parts.
Ultrasonic washers are more environmentally-friendly than using chemical solvents or hazardous chemicals. Unfortunately, tightly bonded soils, greases, and contaminants cannot always be removed with the use of ultrasonic washers alone, but combining aqueous cleaning techniques with ultrasonic cleaning technology has been found to be an effective and environmentally-safe method of cleaning. Important advantages of using ultrasonic washers are their accuracy, consistency, and speed.