Digital Ultrasonic Cleaner LDUC-T2024

Introduction

Digital Ultrasonic Cleaner offers a temperature range of 20 to 80°C for reliable and consistent operation. Its no-stud welding structure improves overall cleaning results and tank strength. It is equipped for both cleaning and sample pretreatment like emulsification, degassing, and extraction. The unit meets international standards with CE, , RoHS, and certifications ensuring safety and compliance. Our cleaner is ideal in pharmaceutical, food processing, and industrial laboratories requiring efficient ultrasonic agitation and processing.

This ultrasonic cleaner is designed to meet the rigorous requirements of modern laboratory operations, ensuring high precision, reliability, and ease of use for various experimental applications.

Applications

Our Digital Ultrasonic Cleaner is ideal for accelerating chemical reactions, reducing liquid viscosity, and enhancing mixing processes in pharmaceutical, food processing, and industrial laboratories requiring efficient ultrasonic agitation and processing.

Specifications

Capacity	4.5 L
Temperature Range	20 to 80°C
Ultrasonic Power	180 W
Heating Power	200 W
Timing	1 to 99 min
Washing Basket	Optional
Frequency Working	39 ± 1.5 KHz
Cover	Yes
Inner Tank Dimensions	300 x 150 x 100 mm
External Dimensions	325 x 178 x 243 mm
Packing Dimensions	402 x 252 x 311 mm
Gross Weight	5.65 kg

Features

High-Voltage Safety Tested

Wide Capacity Range

Time and Temperature Control

Digital Display Control

Uniform Ultrasonic Cleaning

FAQs

1. What are the key features of the Digital Ultrasonic Cleaner that support reliable operation?

The Digital Ultrasonic Cleaner is engineered with a temperature range of 20 to 80°C to ensure optimal performance across various cleaning and sample preparation tasks. It incorporates a no-stud welding tank design that enhances structural integrity and improves the effectiveness of ultrasonic agitation. The unit is built with durable industrial-grade materials and integrates user-friendly digital controls for precise temperature and timing settings, making it suitable for laboratories that require dependable, repeatable cleaning cycles.

2. How does the Digital Ultrasonic Cleaner improve cleaning performance for complex lab equipment and samples?

The Digital Ultrasonic Cleaner model uses ultrasonic waves to generate microbubbles that collapse upon contact with surfaces, effectively dislodging contaminants from intricate parts, such as medical instruments, glassware, and filters. This non-invasive cleaning method ensures thorough removal of residues from hard-to-reach areas without causing surface damage. The inclusion of degassing and emulsification functions makes it especially suitable for processing delicate laboratory items and achieving uniform results across multiple sample types.

3. Can the Digital Ultrasonic Cleaner be used for applications beyond cleaning?

Yes, the Digital Ultrasonic Cleaner is not limited to cleaning; it also supports sample pretreatment processes such as emulsification, extraction, and degassing. These functions are valuable in pharmaceutical research, food analysis, and material science labs, where ultrasonic energy is used to break down, mix, or degas sample compositions. The ability to carry out multiple preparatory functions in a single unit streamlines workflow and reduces the need for additional equipment.

4. What certifications does the Digital Ultrasonic Cleaner hold, and how do they ensure quality and safety?

The Digital Ultrasonic Cleaner is certified with CE, , RoHS, and standards, reflecting compliance with international safety, environmental, and electromagnetic interference regulations. These certifications indicate that the unit is built with non-toxic, recyclable materials, operates within acceptable emission limits, and adheres to strict manufacturing protocols. Laboratories can be confident in the unit’s quality, safety, and environmental compatibility, especially in regions where certified equipment is required.

5. In which types of laboratories is the Digital Ultrasonic Cleaner most commonly used?

The Digital Ultrasonic Cleaner is widely used in pharmaceutical laboratories for cleaning and pretreating equipment used in compound preparation and testing. It is also popular in food processing labs where thorough sanitation of tools is essential. Additionally, industrial laboratories benefit from its robust build and multi-functional capabilities, using it for routine maintenance of small mechanical components, sensor housings, and precision instruments. Its versatility and reliable performance make it a practical choice for a wide range of scientific and industrial environments.