30L Mechanical Table Top Ultrasonic Cleaner with Heating
Mechanical ultrasonic cleaners are suitable to clean irregular and
complex specialized instruments,components and PCBs of sundry
shops, workshops, factories, etc; smash, emulsify, scatter,
hydrolyze, extract, degas certain analyzed stuffs in labs.
Ultrasonic cleaning is a technology that uses high frequency sound
waves (ultrasonic: above the range of human hearing) to agitate an
aqueous or organic medium (cleaning chemistry) that in turn acts on
contaminants adhering to substrates like metals, plastics, glass,
rubber and ceramics.
Features:
. Die casting stainless steel tank
. Industrial grade integrated circuit
. 20-80ºC temperature range
. 0-20 minutes working time
. Deawaxing and degreasing function
. 28KHz for gross rinse or 40KHz for intensive rinse
| Model: | DK-3000H |
| Tank Size(mm): | 500*300*200mm |
| Overall Size(mm): | 550*330*380mm |
| Capacity: | 30L |
| Frequency(KHz): | 28/40 KHz |
| Ultrasonic Power(W): | 0~600W |
| Heating Power(W): | 500W |
| Timing Range (min:secs): | 0-20/Always On |
| Temperature Range(ºC): | 20-80ºC |
| Water Drainage: | Yes |
Certification:
All Dekang’s standard products have achieved most international
standards, such as CE certification, RoHS certification, FCC
certification etc. Besides, all no-standard products also can
satisfy all requirements of these most international standards.
How to Use an Ultrasonic Cleaner for Medical & Surgical Instruments
?
Medical and surgical instruments in a variety of sizes and
complexity can pose challenges when it comes to cleaning,
disinfecting and sterilizing them after use. An ultrasonic cleaner
is an ideal tool for the first step in this three step process to
protect medical personnel and patients from possible infection due
to pathogens that remain on the instruments after a procedure.
Suggested Ultrasonic Cleaning Procedure
In all cases manufacturers’ instructions should be followed when
using an ultrasonic cleaning process. These are representative
steps.
Fill the ultrasonic cleaning tank with an approved medical
instrument cleaning solution such as CLN-LR012 available from
Tovatech following dilution instructions provided. Turn the cleaner
on to start the degassing process. This step removes entrained air
in new solutions that interferes with the efficiency of cavitation
and takes approximately 10 minutes.
In the meantime:
- Segregate instruments by alloy or composition to avoid potential
damage (Chromium plated instruments should not be cleaned
ultrasonically)
- Instruments with movable parts should be disassembled to facilitate
cleaning
- Place the instruments the ultrasonic cleaner’s mesh basket, taking
care that they do not come in contact with each other
- Cannulated or lumened instruments should be positioned to insure
interiors are wetted with the cleaning solution. In some instances
placing them on an angle will facilitate this
- Set the control panel per manufacturers’ instructions and start the
cleaning process
At the end of the cycle, remove the instruments from the ultrasonic
cleaning bath and thoroughly rinse them to remove all traces of the
cleaning solution. Deionized water rinses will avoid spotting. If
the instruments are not to be immediately disinfected and
sterilized be certain that they are thoroughly dried and protected.
Part reassembly can occur after sterilization.
Procedures should be in place to guide the replacement of used
ultrasonic cleaning solutions. In some instances it is recommended
that solution be drained and tanks thoroughly cleaned and dried
after each ultrasonic cleaning cycle. Most solutions available
today are biodegradable, which facilitates disposal but local
authorities should be consulted on proper practices.
