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I have two ultrasonic cleaners and used them for cleaning various items.
The first unit was a small hobby unit. The second unit was more of a commercial unit but size still limited what could be placed in the tray.
I am currently completing an electronic kit (short form) which allows you to build your own cleaner.
The kit comes complete apart from the tank and a few PVC fittings and sealant.
What I am trying to build is a multi purpose cleaner that can accomodate almost all items. Rather then have the transponder attached to the tank, the transponder is loose.
Say for example I have an item - sub hull - I can place in a kitchen bin and if its larger then in a small otto bin.
The problem is the larger the tank the less effective the cavitation process so more time is needed.
One trick is to use warm water along with a wetting agent. I also have an idea that with the tank half full is to use an air blower under the water to assist in stubborn dirt.
Once I have completed the unit I will post pictures.
The kit was designed by Silcon Chip Magazine (www.siliconchip.com.au) and can be purchased via Jaycar Electronics. www.jaycarelectronics.com.au
The first unit was a small hobby unit. The second unit was more of a commercial unit but size still limited what could be placed in the tray.
I am currently completing an electronic kit (short form) which allows you to build your own cleaner.
The kit comes complete apart from the tank and a few PVC fittings and sealant.
What I am trying to build is a multi purpose cleaner that can accomodate almost all items. Rather then have the transponder attached to the tank, the transponder is loose.
Say for example I have an item - sub hull - I can place in a kitchen bin and if its larger then in a small otto bin.
The problem is the larger the tank the less effective the cavitation process so more time is needed.
One trick is to use warm water along with a wetting agent. I also have an idea that with the tank half full is to use an air blower under the water to assist in stubborn dirt.
Once I have completed the unit I will post pictures.
The kit was designed by Silcon Chip Magazine (www.siliconchip.com.au) and can be purchased via Jaycar Electronics. www.jaycarelectronics.com.au
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