Ultrasonic Cleaning Gives Food and Pharmaceutical Producers a Clean Path to Success

Ultrasonic cleaning systems are used for everything from cleaning impossible-to-reach blind holes in filling valves, vitamin molds, solid dosage tooling, food conveyors to preparing surgical instruments and implants for surgery.

Food and drug companies are impressing inspectors and helping the bottom line with ultrasonic cleaning technology.

Using ultrasonic technology, one person can do the work of three in less than 1/3 of the time. When it comes to the cleaning of parts and equipment used to process or dispense food, supplements and pharmaceuticals, the risks are great. Standards are high, inspectors are tough and companies are expected to meet the strictest requirements in an environment that makes it difficult to keep costs down.

More and more companies are discovering ultrasonic technology helps them meet and exceed the highest standards while also positively affecting the bottom line. Ultrasonic cleaning technology is used for everything from cleaning impossible-to-reach filling valves to preparing surgical instruments and implants before surgery – all while positively affecting the bottom line.

We used to have three people scrubbing for 45 minutes to clean one unit. One person can now place the entire unit in an ultrasonic machine, and in about 10 minutes it’s done.”

– Stephen Pratt, Manufacturing Engineer, Wilbur Curtis Company (coffee and tea brewing machine manufacturer)

Sleep better and worry less using the technology exactly right for you.

We have more than 50 existing ultrasonic units to choose from, but machines can be customized by the Omegasonics team to meet your size, power, use or other specifications. All our systems offer the same benefits:

• Meticulously clean using only mild solutions, citric acid cleaners and/or water
• Reduce the risk of contamination and recontamination
• Reduce or eliminate labor and chemical disposal costs
• Easy to use and set up; no training required
• Reduce employee exposure to dangerous toxic chemicals