Mechanical Dental Ultrasonic Cleaner 4.5L High Frequency Sound Waves

4500ml 150Watt Ultrasonic Dental Instrument Cleaner For Dental Office

How To Use Whale Cleen Sonic Ultrasonic Dental Instrument Cleaner? 

Mechanical ultrasonic cleaners used for cleaning dental instruments are high quality cleaning equipment that uses high frequency sound waves.

It create tiny microscopic bubbles within a bath, which expands and collapse rapidly with the surface of an item to be cleaned. Furthermore, the cavitation process creates the effective scrubbing action and acts tremendously on the immersed parts of the dental tools to help them clean and sterilize effectively.

While using ultrasonic cleaner in a dental lab, water or other ultrasonic cleaning solvents can be used in a bath tank. Care has to be taken that the item you are wishing to clean is dirt free and wiped off before it is ready for the cleaning in digital ultrasonic cleaner.

Apart from the usage in dentistry and medical field for cleaning surgical instruments it is also used in home for various cleaning purposes. These ultrasonic cleaner for dental office not only serves the purpose for dental instruments but it can be effectively used in cleaning items such as jewelry, lenses, watches, old rusted tools, coins, etc. and are thus a good investment to make.

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Things You Should Do Monthly:

Monthly, we should all be checking our units to see if they are working. Two tests allow you to see if your unit is working properly and creating cavitation. With proper personal protective equipment on (utility gloves, eye protection, mask and gown) perform one of the following tests:

• Foil test: With the basket out of the ultrasonic unit, fill your unit to the recommended level of water. Fold a piece of aluminum foil in half the width of the unit. Do not touch the bottom of the unit with foil. Run the unit for one minute. You should see pin holes and pock marks. Never put your hands inside the unit when it is running.

• Glass slide test: Take a glass slide and wet the frosted part. Mark with a number 2 pencil with an X from one corner to the other. Put the slide vertically into the solution and turn the unit on. Hold in place not touching the bottom of the unit. The X should disappear in about 10 seconds.