If you're working with parts that are difficult to clean by hand—like screws, gears, small metal components, or delicate items from labs and electronics—ultrasonic cleaning can be a practical solution. These machines use high-frequency sound waves in liquid to create microscopic bubbles that dislodge dirt, oil, and residues, even from tiny crevices. They're especially useful for intricate or sensitive objects where abrasive cleaning isn’t ideal. ultrasonic cleaners come in various sizes and configurations, making them suitable for routine use in home workshops, repair benches, or small labs. When choosing one, it's helpful to consider tank capacity, frequency range, and whether heating or degassing functions are needed for your specific application.
