Ultrasonic cleaning baths
What you should know about Ultrasound...
Ultrasonic cleaning is widely used in many fields of industry both in manufacture and service. Since the use of solvents has had to be restricted for environmental reasons, ultrasonic cleaning and aqueous cleaning fluids offer themselves as one of the safest and best alternatives.
So what – what have I got to clean? Earmoulds! Earmoulds are ideally suited for being ultrasonically cleaned because you have to admit they can get fairly ‘nasty’!
How does it work?
Very, very simply, ultrasound frequencies create a multitude of imploding microscopic bubbles (called Cavitation Bubbles) which flush out dirt in a way that ordinary cleaning can’t and reaches the parts that other cleaning methods find hard to reach!
This is a considerable simplification of a complex process, but the reality is that it works – and for anyone who has to deal with more than a few earmoulds, it can be a real help. It is also very useful for quickly and efficiently cleaning other small parts such as tubes, earmould adaptors, stetoclips etc.
What is needed?
Apart from the ultrasound bath and it's basket, you need a diluted liquid cleaning agent. Our cleaning fluid, Disclene, is a biodegradable disinfectant cleaning agent for medical and dental applications which contains a powerful bactericidal detergent to sterilise and safeguard items.
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oto-fresh® Ultrasonic cleansing unit Elmasonic S10
£451.36 (£376.13 ex VAT)3B6049
supplied complete with plastic basket and lid
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Antibacterial cleansing fluid for ultrasonic cleaner 1litre
£32.20 (£26.83 ex VAT)3B6015
Antibacterial universal concentrate for cleansing earmoulds,...
