How Ultrasonic Cleaning Works
 

Ultrasonic cleaning uses high-frequency sound waves to create microscopic cavitation bubbles in a cleaning solution. When these bubbles collapse, they produce intense localized cleaning action that reaches into every crevice, hole, and recess of a component.

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This process is particularly effective for cleaning parts with complex geometries, blind holes, and intricate details that are impossible to clean using traditional methods. The ultrasonic action penetrates areas that brushes and sprays cannot reach.

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Our industrial ultrasonic tanks can handle components of various sizes, from small precision parts to larger assemblies. We use specially formulated cleaning solutions tailored to the specific contaminants and materials being cleaned.

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The non-contact nature of ultrasonic cleaning makes it ideal for delicate components where mechanical cleaning might cause damage. It's also highly effective at removing oils, greases, carbon deposits, polishing compounds, and other stubborn contaminants.