100-140V Single Phase Ultrasonic Carb Cleaner 38L 28000Hz With Castor

38L Single Phase Voltage Ultrasonic Carburetor Cleaner For Motor Repair Shop

Why You Need Whale Cleen sonic Ultrasonic Carburetor Cleaner?

Ultrasonic carburetor cleaning gadgets are latest technological contributions to ease our speedy life. The usage is multifarious. Everyday dirt looks annoying and rubbing is insufficient to reach every corner of your machine. And even, you cannot give up the cleaning; else the apparatus may exhaust its capacity much sooner than expected. Ultrasonic cleaner sends the wave even to the thinnest cleft of the object and the solvent chemistry clears the toughest machines like carburetors. In last decades, the technology has advanced much to meet the requirement of every manufacturer. Busy schedule does not allow us to spend much time for apparatus cleaning, but that is unavoidable for product longevity unless you want your carburetor tarnished with dire, oil, grease and others. Sounds challenging! Well, it is not! Everyday the market is receiving new products. The real challenge is to pick the appropriate one for use. We have studied thoroughly and come up with a list of best ultrasonic cleaners for carburetors from which you can easily choose the best one for you.

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Benefits Of Whale Cleen sonic Ultrasonic Carburetor Cleaner:

First a look at an ultrasonic cleaner:

Ultrasonic motorcycle carburetor cleaners such as offered by iUltrasonic consist of

• a stainless steel tank to hold the cleaning solution (more on that later)

• an ultrasonic generator that powers small but powerful devices called ultrasonic transducers

• a heater and

• a control panel that allows you to activate the unit and select cleaning time and cleaning solution temperature.

The transducers are mounted on the outside bottom of the tank and when activated vibrate at ultrasonic frequencies such as 37,000 and 40,000 cycles per second (37 or 40 kHz).

This causes the tank bottom to vibrate like a membrane and create billions of microscopic vacuum bubbles.

The bubbles are so small that they penetrate the smallest cracks, crevices, blind holes and openings in carburetors and other engine components.

On contact they implode to blast loose and carry away the most tenacious contaminants. These are contaminants difficult if not impossible to reach using brushes, solvents and sprays.

Yet the process is so fast that it does not damage gaskets and similar parts.

A useful feature is something called a Sweep mode. What this does is automatically slightly vary the ultrasonic frequency to avoid what are called "standing waves." This avoids areas of high and no cleaning action in the solution.