Ultrasonic Cleaner

• ·Cleaning is an integral component of virtually all instrument-reprocessing guidelines. If labelled for reuse, instruments require manual pre-cleaning, using a brush and detergent solution, to remove gross patient debris. Because complex instruments may remain contaminated with patient debris even after manual brushing, most reprocessing guidelines recommend using ultrasonic energy to remove fine debris that might otherwise be inaccessible and remain on the instrument. 
• Unless the cleaning process effectively removes microorganisms and organic debris from even the most inaccessible surfaces of a contaminated instrument, the sterilization process is likely to fail. Developing more advanced cleaning technologies that can adapt to even the most complex surgical instruments and clean their most inaccessible internal surfaces is crucial to the prevention of patient infection.

Product description:

• Continuous Self Tuning Circuitry For Any
• change In Workload, Liquid Level And Bath Temperature
• Uniform Cavitations Throughout The Tank
• Separate Oscillator Eliminates Damage To
• Generator In Case of Failure Of Transducers
• Using 40 Khz Frequency For Effective Cleaning With Low Noise
• Designed For Complete Cleaning Of Small
• and Large Components Without Dismantling
• Inner tank and Outer body made of Stainless Steel

• Dental Clinic
• Opthalmology
• Pharmaceutical
• Surgical
• Jewelery
• Electroplating
• Electronics
• Machine Tools
• Automobile
• Watch Industry