An Ultrasonic Cleaning Machine uses high-frequency sound waves (ultrasonic waves) to create microscopic bubbles in a liquid solution. These bubbles implode and generate high energy, which effectively cleans surfaces, removing dirt, grime, and contaminants without the need for harsh chemicals.

The machine generates ultrasonic waves that travel through the cleaning liquid. These waves create tiny bubbles that collapse upon contact with objects, producing a cleaning action that dislodges dirt and particles. This process is safe, effective, and can reach areas that are difficult to clean manually.

You can clean a variety of items, such as jewelry, watches, eyeglasses, dental instruments, coins, medical equipment, car parts, and other delicate items. It’s particularly useful for cleaning intricate or small objects.

Yes, ultrasonic cleaning is safe for most delicate items, such as jewelry, as long as they are not made of porous or fragile materials. It's important to check the manufacturer's guidelines for specific recommendations.

You should use a cleaning solution appropriate for the type of item you're cleaning. For example, a mild detergent solution is often used for jewelry, while a specific cleaner for electronics or industrial parts might be required for those items.

The cleaning time can vary depending on the size of the item and the level of contamination. Most cleaning cycles typically take anywhere from 3 to 10 minutes. For heavier cleaning, you may need to repeat the process.

Yes, tap water can be used for general cleaning, but it is often recommended to use distilled water or a specialized cleaning solution to achieve better results, especially for sensitive or high-value items.

To maintain your ultrasonic cleaner, regularly clean the tank, replace the cleaning solution, and ensure that the ultrasonic transducer (the part generating the sound waves) is in good condition. It’s also important to regularly check for any debris buildup in the machine.