Laboratory Instruments Circuit Board Ultrasonic Cleaning Machine 15L JP-060S

Laboratory Instruments Circuit Board Ultrasonic Cleaning Machine 15L JP-060S

To dear customers,

1. For PCB, spare parts, metal parts, etc. small parts cleaning, Skymen has 2-30L sus standard models in stock for your choice.

2. Now to save customers' time and cost, we have standardized the large customized machines: JP-120ST(38L), JP-180ST(53L), JP-240ST(78L), JP-300ST(96L), JP-360ST(135L), JP-480ST(175L), JP-600ST(264L), JP-720ST(360L).

Above models can be sent in 7 working days at a very low price!!

3. If the machines are not suitable for your demands, welcome to ask sales6(at)skymen.cc. Our engineer can customize the tank size according to your requirements, and rinsing tank & drying tank are also available.

4. Any voltage and any plug are avaiable to different countries, pls just contact our salesman for the details.

Application:

Jewelry industry, medical industry, electronic factory, molding factory, car workshop, diesel workshop, car industry, scientific laboratory, university, dental clinics, eyeglass shop, hardware tools shop.

Features:    

1. stainless steel tank has resistance to wear and long work life.

2. tank capacity:15L(4gallon), with digital timer & heater control

3. with Stainless steel basket

4.Use just tab water, or industrial alcohol and solvent cleaner for more higher cleaning requirement

5.industrial control chip microcontroller.flexible circuit boards control, more secure & stable

6.temperature tunable from 20°C to 80°C

7.with drainage

Specifications

Shipping info.:

Measurement for 1pcs:0.07CBM

12pcs per CBM

Packing :

Please read the instruction manual before usin

Specifications

Available For:

Package Includes:

• 1x Digital Ultrasonic Cleaner
• 1x Cleaning Bracket
• 1x Instruction Manual

FAQ:

Q. What is cavitation?

”Cavitation" is the rapid formation and collapse of millions of tiny bubbles (or cavities) in a liquid. Cavitation is produced by the alternating high and low pressure waves generated by high frequency (ultrasonic) sound. During the low pressure phase, these bubbles grow from microscopic size until, during the high pressure phase, they are compressed and implode.

Q. What is degassing, and why should it be done?

”Degassing" is the initial removal of gases present in the solution. Useful cavitation occurs after gasses have been removed from the cleaning solution, leaving a vacuum in the formed bubble. When the high pressure wave hits the bubble wall, the bubble collapses; it is the energy released by this collapse that will assist a detergent in breaking the bonds between parts and their soils.