Wednesday, November 30, 2016

Industrial Ultrasonic Cleaners for Laboratory Instruments


Industrial ultrasonic cleaners are the more sensible, practical, and environmentally-friendly alternative to conventional cleaning methods. Ultrasonic technology provides an advanced cleaning solution that removes contaminants from a variety of materials and can be adjusted to deliver robust or delicate cleaning action. This provides an ideal solution for cleaning various laboratory instruments.  

Kaijo’s Industrial Ultrasonic cleaners consist of ultrasonic generators, transducers, and cleaning tanks or containers. The generators produce ultrasonic signals, and the transducers transform these signals into ultrasonic waves in the cleaning solution. As the waves pass through the liquid, it generates bubbles between the compression peaks and collapses the bubbles within the peaks. 

The creation and collapsing of tiny bubbles provides the cleaning action that removes impurities from various industrial, medical, and laboratory instruments being cleaned.
Low frequencies produce bigger bubbles for a more robust cleaning action while high frequencies produce smaller bubbles for a more delicate cleaning action. When various lab instruments need to be cleaned the ultrasonic cleaner frequency can be adjusted to suite a particular cleaning task.

The Kaijo Phenix III turnkey ultrasonic cleaner is a cost-effective solution for cleaning laboratory instruments as well as other items like glass, porcelain, ceramics, plastics, and metals. It operates at frequencies between 26 kHz and 38 kHz and can provide up to 1200 W of power. It has a stainless steel tank (with an integrated transducer) and an ultrasonic generator.

The Kaijo's Quava Mini Industrial Ultrasonic Cleaner is smaller, but more versatile system compared to the Kaijo Phenix III. However, it is equally efficient and versatile. It operates at 26 kHz and 160 kHz, and can deliver up to 100 W of power. The Quava Mini delivers a more gentle cleaning action at higher frequencies for more delicate parts.


You may learn more about the complete line of industrial ultrasonic cleaners offered by Kaijo Shibuya, call or send an email to info@kaijo-shibuya.com. You may also learn more by reading our complete article entitled “Industrial Ultrasonic Cleaners for Laboratory Instruments.” 

Friday, November 18, 2016

7 Reasons to Clean Using the Power of Ultrasonic Cleaning Systems

There are various reasons why manufacturers and companies need to use the power of the ultrasonic cleaning system in cleaning parts and equipment.

1. Ultrasonic cleaning systems deliver improved cleaning performance
Ultrasonic transducers generate cavitation bubbles which do the cleaning. These bubbles have the ability to clean and scrub through holes, around corners, and in crevices to thoroughly clean tools and instruments. The intensity of the bubbles' cleaning action for a particular cleaning task can be adjusted by modifying the frequency and power.

2. Parts and equipment are cleaned faster
Cleaning parts and equipment with the power of the ultrasonic cleaning system are faster, less laborious and less time-consuming compared to cleaning with chemicals.

3. Ultrasonic cleaning removes contaminants without damaging parts and equipment to be cleaned.
Ultrasonic cleaning doesn't clean by blasting, scrubbing, or using harsh chemicals which can damage the parts and equipment.

4. Ultrasonic cleaning systems are environmentally-friendly
Ultrasonic cleaning doesn't use harsh cleaning chemicals which contribute to the pollution to the environment.


5. Ultrasonic cleaning is safer for workers
Ultrasonic cleaning technology doesn't use materials and cleaning techniques that are dangerous. It minimizes operator errors that can otherwise lead to accidents and other severe consequences.

6. Ultrasonic cleaners have a higher capacity than conventional systems
Cleaning is rapid and thorough, almost without experiencing down time. Put the materials to be cleaned inside the tank, and the ultrasonic cleaning technology will do its job right away.

7. Ultrasonic systems are versatile and can handle a variety of applications.
Ultrasonic cleaning systems can handle a variety of cleaning tasks required for manufacturing companies and plants using heavy equipment.

Contact Kaijo Shibuya if you would like to learn more about how an ultrasonic cleaning system is right for your applications. Reading our complete article “7 Reasons to Clean Using the Power of Ultrasonic Cleaning Systems” may also provide the answers you need.