Removing contamination from parts can be an expensive time-consuming process that can put employees at risk. The most common method for cleaning parts has always been by hand. However, this method exposes workers to unnecessary risks due to potential cuts and punctures from sharp edges, injury from heavy parts being dropped and exposing employees to harsh […]
Cleaning More than You Think with Ultrasonics
How Ultrasonic Cleaning Saved the Day for Harley Davidson Ultrasonic cleaning is not only effective, it is tremendously versatile. Everything from engine parts to printed circuit boards can be cleaned using an ultrasonic cleaner. Here are a few examples of the varied applications our products are used for. In Kansas City, MO, we have a […]
Ultrasonic Transducers: Piezoelectric vs. Magnetostrictive
Since the development of ultrasonic cleaning systems, only two types of ultrasonic transducers have ever been used to generate the sound waves required for cavitation—piezoelectric and magnetostrictive. Both work effectively, however each has some pluses and minuses; as a result, designers over the years have debated which type is preferable for use in an ultrasonic […]
Putting It All Together – Ultrasonic Cleaning Systems
A complete ultrasonic cleaning system consists of more than just the ultrasonic cleaner itself. Integrated ultrasonic cleaning systems are commonly found in businesses and commercial facilities that rely heavily on parts washing, whether it be at the start of the process to clean the parts for repair or remanufacture, or in the middle of the […]
A Quality Cleaner – Omegasonics Cleaner
It’s an age-old adage, but its message still holds true today: “You get what you pay for.” That’s a fact, whether you’re buying a car, a mattress, or a refrigerator… and it’s especially true for ultrasonic cleaners. Going cheap may save you some money in the short term, but it may actually end up costing […]
The Importance Of Ultrasonic Safety
In addition to the incredible time-savings we get from ultrasonic cleaning versus cleaning by hand, there are safety and health savings as well. The less contact we must make with the parts we’re cleaning, the less likely injury will occur somewhere during the process. The tools, chemicals, and the parts themselves require special precautions to […]
Ultrasonic Cleaning: Myth vs. Reality
There are a lot of myths about ultrasonic cleaning. Over the years, it seems I’ve heard it all regarding ultrasonic cleaning. I don’t know where or how the mistruths come about, but there is an enormous amount of misinformation in the public domain about best ultrasonic cleaners and what they can and can’t do. Omegasonics […]
How Ultrasonic Cleaning Keeps Employees Safe
Before ultrasonic cleaning became a popular method for cleaning parts and components, removing contamination from parts was expensive, time-consuming, and a task that put employees at risk. Cleaning components by hand exposed workers to potential cuts and punctures from sharp edges, sharp tools, or heavy parts that might get dropped. Even if the parts were […]
How Does Degassing Affect Ultrasonic Cleaning?
Degassing fresh cleaning solution in ultrasonic cleaning systems is imperative if we want to hit a home run cleaning our parts. Omegasonics explains why in this article. Every time we replace the cleaning solution in our ultrasonic cleaning systems, or top off the solution lost to evaporation over time, we introduce liquids that contain dissolved […]
How Does Cavitation Erosion Occur in Ultrasonic Cleaners?
Cavitation erosion is rare, but it can occur in certain materials when they are placed in ultrasonic cleaners. Short cleaning cycles prevent this type of damage. Ultrasonic cleaners work on the basis of cavitation. Gas bubbles form in the cleaning liquid due to alternating high and low pressure cycles, and as the bubbles on the […]
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