Digital Ultrasonic Cleaner LDUC-T2025

Introduction

Digital Ultrasonic Cleaner delivers 180 W of ultrasonic power for high-performance cleaning. It features user-friendly time and temperature controls for simple operation. The design supports wide application, making it suitable for cleaning delicate instruments, tools, and components. Its - frequency-drive ensures uniform and powerful ultrasonic cleaning. Our cleaner is ideal for deep cleaning in semiconductor, electronics, and manufacturing industries where thorough, non-damaging cleaning is essential.

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 deep cleaning of precision instruments, electronic components, circuit boards, and silicon wafers in semiconductor, electronics, and manufacturing industries where non-damaging cleaning is essential.

Specifications

Capacity	6.8 L
Temperature Range	20 to 80°C
Ultrasonic Power	180 W
Heating Power	300 W
Timing	1 to 99 min
Washing Basket	Optional
Frequency Working	39 ± 1.5 KHz
Cover	Yes
Inner Tank Dimensions	300 x 150 x 150 mm
External Dimensions	325 x 178 x 290 mm
Packing Dimensions	402 x 252 x 355 mm
Gross Weight	6.2 kg

Features

Compact Countertop Design

Low Noise Operation

Energy-Efficient Performance

Wide Application Compatibility

Overheat Protection System

FAQs

1. What type of materials can be safely cleaned using the Digital Ultrasonic Cleaner ?

The Digital Ultrasonic Cleaner is suitable for a wide range of materials including metals, ceramics, glass, and some plastics. It can effectively clean jewelry, surgical tools, watch components, lenses, circuit boards, and engine parts without causing surface abrasion or structural damage. However, soft or porous materials like certain plastics or coated items may require compatibility checks to avoid deterioration. Its cavitation cleaning process is gentle yet thorough, making it appropriate for both industrial and delicate items when used with the proper settings and cleaning solution.

2. How should the Digital Ultrasonic Cleaner be maintained to ensure long-term use?

Regular maintenance of the Digital Ultrasonic Cleaner includes draining and cleaning the tank after each use, checking for residue buildup, and inspecting for signs of corrosion or wear. It is also important to use only compatible cleaning solutions to avoid damaging the tank or transducers. The device should be kept in a dry, dust-free environment when not in use, and users should ensure that the power supply is stable to avoid internal damage. Performing these routine checks and following manufacturer guidelines will extend the unit’s operational life and ensure consistent cleaning performance.

3. Can the Digital Ultrasonic Cleaner be used with heating, and what is the benefit?

Yes, the Digital Ultrasonic Cleaner includes a temperature control feature, allowing heating of the cleaning solution to enhance ultrasonic efficiency. Warmer temperatures can help loosen hardened contaminants like oils, waxes, and adhesives, improving the overall cleaning process. The optimal temperature range generally falls between 20°C and 80°C depending on the application. Heating the liquid also enhances cavitation activity, making the ultrasonic waves more effective. This combination of heat and ultrasound accelerates cleaning cycles and ensures better results for stubborn deposits.

4. What is the recommended tank capacity for the Digital Ultrasonic Cleaner , and how does it affect operation?

The tank capacity of the Digital Ultrasonic Cleaner is engineered to match its power output, ensuring a balance between volume and cavitation effectiveness. A properly sized tank allows for the even distribution of ultrasonic waves and prevents overload of the transducers. Overfilling or underfilling the tank can affect cleaning performance and potentially damage the machine. Users should ensure that items placed inside do not touch the tank's bottom directly and that the water level always covers the items adequately. Following these guidelines helps maintain optimal operation and ensures cleaning uniformity.

5. Is the Digital Ultrasonic Cleaner suitable for use in continuous operation environments?

The is designed for high-efficiency performance but should not be run continuously for extended hours without breaks. While it can handle regular industrial or lab usage, it is advisable to follow the manufacturer’s recommendations for duty cycles to prevent overheating and wear on internal components. For prolonged operations, periodic rest intervals are recommended to protect the ultrasonic transducers and extend machine life. This ensures reliability and prevents unplanned downtime, especially in demanding production or laboratory workflows.