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Ultrasonic Cleaning is used in many industries ranging from jewellery to aerospace. The requirements are: A cleaning solution that
is compatible with that of the component to be cleaned and that also
dissolves or disperses the Typical
applications include: Scientific Laboratory Instruments. Laboratory Glassware,
Test Tubes, and Pipettes Typical deposits which can be removed include
oil, grease, tars, silicones, inorganic matter, pva resins, blood
residues, proteins and a wide range of organic soils. Optical and Contact
lenses and Eye Glass Frames industrial lenses and microscope components. Jewellery Ultrasonics thoroughly
cleans and restores the brilliance of Watches, Clock Movements, Precious
Metals and Gemstones, Medical and Dental Instruments As a prerequisite to sterilization it’s a safer surer way to clean dental and medical instruments. Included are Cannulae,
Syringe Parts, Instruments for Endoscopy, Gynaecology, Urology, Pathology,
Osteology, Blood Electronics The use of Ultrasonics
removes flux and contaminants instantly and thoroughly. Included are
PCB’s SMD’s, Ceramic substrates, Capacitors, Lapping Heads, Packaging
Components, Quartz Crystals and High Resolution Glass Plates. Industry Ultrasonic activity deep cleans to remove dirt, grease, waxes, oils and a wide range of soils. Typical applications
include Switches, Relays and Motors, Gears, Gear Trains, Engines,
Automotive and Aerospace Graphic Artists Ink Cartridges, Drawing Pens, Airbrush Atomisers. Audiologists Hearing Aids,
Instruments, Tools. General Ultrasonic Cleaning There are numerous other
applications including the removal of Atmospheric Films, Smoke Stains ,
Finger Prints and
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