Product Selection Differences for Ultrasonic Degreasing

When selecting an Ultrasonic Degreasing system, there are several key differences to consider:

1. Frequency:

   • Ultrasonic cleaners operate at different frequencies, typically ranging from 20 kHz to 160 kHz. Higher frequencies are suitable for small and delicate parts, while lower frequencies are better for larger and tougher components.

2. Power and Intensity:

   • The power or wattage of the ultrasonic cleaner affects the intensity of the cleaning action. Higher wattage cleaners are more powerful and may be required for tougher greases and contaminants.

3. Tank Size and Capacity:

   • Consider the size of the tank and the capacity of the ultrasonic cleaner. Larger tanks are suitable for cleaning bigger parts or multiple smaller parts simultaneously.

4. Heating Capability:

   • Some ultrasonic cleaners have a heating capability that can help enhance the cleaning process by using heated water or cleaning solutions.

5. Material Compatibility:

   • Ensure that the ultrasonic cleaner is compatible with the materials you need to clean to prevent damage.

6. Automation and Programmability:

   • Some ultrasonic cleaners come with programmable settings that allow for customization of cleaning cycles, time, temperature, and intensity levels.

7. Additional Features:

   • Look for additional features such as degassing, sweep frequency, and filtration systems that can improve the overall cleaning efficiency.

8. Brand Reputation and After-Sales Support:

   • Consider the reputation of the manufacturer and the availability of after-sales service and support.

By considering these factors, you can select an Ultrasonic Degreasing system that best suits your specific cleaning requirements and budget.