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Ultrasonic Cleaner Club " clean members only"

By Skypilot

9 years ago


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    #534 5 years ago
    Quoted from headdead:

    I have been using the Harbor Freight ultrasonic 2.5 on almost every part in my EM and am pretty happy, but it would be handy to have a few different sized containers to squeeze into tight places. Has anybody tried this Sonic Soak device? You drop this transducer into your desired container of water. I suppose larger containers would require additional transducers, but for a single relay or score reel it could be handy. IF it works.
    https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/sonic-soak-the-ultimate-ultrasonic-cleaning-tool#/
    Note that the ad is very careful to avoid showing any actual results.
    You can buy them on eBay for about 100,
    Anybody try one or anything else like this?
    I really like the idea but I am skeptical.

    I am also curious about this. In my mind, it would actually be more efficient to put the transducer in the middle of the liquid.

    #536 5 years ago
    Quoted from j_m_:

    from: https://www.upcorp.com/technical-information.html

    it sounds like the transducers are directional, and since they cause bubbles to form, having them at the bottom of the tank (pointing upwards towards the parts suspended in a basket) gives the best results. I'm not sure if any of the transducers used radiate 360°

    Interesting.

    #537 5 years ago

    On a different note, I decided to grab one of the Harbor Freight 2.5L ultrasonics last night. I did about 1/4th purple power, the rest hot water. It worked pretty well. Anything that had residue on it after I pulled it out could be easily wiped clean. Overall it seemed much more effective than scrubbing alone.

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