- What is the difference between the 28kHz and 40kHz settings?
- 28kHz produces larger, more violent cavitation bubbles that blast stubborn dirt off industrial parts and jewelry. 40kHz produces smaller bubbles that clean more gently and reach tighter crevices, which suits optical lenses and delicate items.
- How much can the 3L tank hold?
- The 3L tank takes small batches: a handful of jewelry pieces, small machined parts, tools or lab glassware. Large or long parts will not fit.
- Does it heat the cleaning solution?
- No heating function is listed. It cleans at the solution's ambient temperature, so heavily soiled parts may need a pre-warmed bath or a longer cycle.
- What can I safely clean in it?
- Jewelry, metal parts, tools and optical lenses are the intended uses. Avoid soft stones, pearls, glued assemblies and anything a manufacturer says not to put in an ultrasonic bath.
- Does it come with a basket?
- A stainless steel basket is included for holding parts and jewelry off the tank floor. Small items should stay in the basket during cleaning.
- Is it for home or professional use?
- It fits both: hobbyists cleaning jewelry and lenses, and shops or labs cleaning small batches of parts. It is a benchtop unit, not a production-scale cleaner.
- Where is the 3L Dual-Frequency Ultrasonic Cleaner cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $63.90, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the 3L Dual-Frequency Ultrasonic Cleaner?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including U.S. Solid, Amazon.