The larger pieces of dirt or debris are first removed. This can include manual cleaning, blowing with compressed air, wiping, or using mechanical tools.
Submerging the item for ultrasonic cleaning:
The items are carefully submerged into the reservoir with the prepared solution. It is important that all parts of the item are fully submerged to ensure even exposure to ultrasonic waves.
Activating the ultrasonic waves:
Once the ultrasonic generator is turned on, waves begin to transmit through the liquid. The cleaning time can vary from a few minutes to half an hour, depending on the complexity of the contamination and the type of material.
Rinsing and drying:
After the process is completed, the items are typically rinsed in clean water to remove any remaining solution and contaminants. They are then dried either by air or using a dryer.
