by Ultrasonic Systems | Aug 22, 2024
This is very important in high end cleaning systems where you want the cleanest part possible. You should always use a stainless steel basket, as softer materials will absorb the ultrasonic energy. Never use plastic or other soft materials. by Ultrasonic Systems | Aug 22, 2024
That temperature range provides good microscopic cleaning energy. Higher heat may soften dirt and loosen its chemical bonds faster, but it also accelerates evaporation and can damage softer metals such as aluminum. by Ultrasonic Systems | Aug 22, 2024
Never fill the tank of an ultrasonic cleaner with alcohol, gasoline, or any other flammable liquids. They will vaporize, and could cause a fire or explosion, or release harmful gasses into the workspace. by Ultrasonic Systems | Aug 22, 2024
There are various methods used to test the performance. One of the most common and easy to apply is “the aluminum foil test” where foil is placed on the surface of the cleaning bath. Tiny pin marks will appear on the foil as cavitation. The pattern and intensity of... by Ultrasonic Systems | Aug 22, 2024
The frequency with which you change your solution depends on the use of your machine. For the medical fields (including dental), it is recommended to discard your solution at least once a day for instrument cleaning and after every use when performing a specialized...