Elmasonic P Series Ultrasonic Cleaners – Perfect for Professionals

Elmasonic P benchtop ultrasonic cleaners solve tough or gentle product cleaning tasks. They are favorites in R&D and commercial laboratories for cleaning, mixing and, thanks to their user-activated “Pulse” operating mode, for quickly preparing samples. The Elmasonic P is the right choice when you need either maximum power or maximum flexibility.

Elmasonic E Plus — Favored by Novices and Pros Solving Serious Cleaning Tasks

The Elmasonic E Plus family: 12 models in 9 tank capacities from 0.25 to 7.5 gallons.12 Models in 9 Tank Capacities* from 0.25 to 7.5 GallonsOperating at the popular 37 kHz ultrasonic frequency,…
How Ultrasonic Cleaners Work

How Ultrasonic Cleaners Work

Find out why ultrasonic energy as a cleaning technology is accepted by industry, R&D labs, service providers and private citizens as a fast, safe, environmentally friendly means of removing contaminants…
Ultrasonic Parts Cleaner Specification

Selecting Your Best Ultrasonic Parts Cleaner – Six Steps to Success

Selecting the best ultrasonic parts cleaner depends on what you are cleaning and the contaminants being removed.  Learn how ultrasonic cleaner tank volume, tank dimensions, operating features and…
Flammable solvent beaker kits

Using Acetone Solvent as an Ultrasonic Bath: Safe and Effective Cleaning Methods?

Using acetone solvent as an ultrasonic bath can deliver excellent results for sample preparation and precision cleaning. However, because acetone is a highly flammable, volatile solvent, it must be handled…
Why you Need an Ultrasonic Dental Cleaner

Evaluating Ultrasonic Dental Instrument Cleaners for Clinics and Labs

As noted in a recent article in Infection Control Today, “Ultrasonic cleaning has proven to be highly beneficial in today’s medical system. Small and complex medical equipment, such as endoscopes…
Industrial Ultrasonic Cleaners

Selecting Your Best Industrial Ultrasonic Cleaner

Industrial ultrasonic cleaners are defined by task, not size. To start with, the best industrial ultrasonic cleaners are employed for tough and often long-term cleaning cycles. These units may be required…
Selecting Ultrasonic Cleaner Frequency

Match Ultrasonic Cleaner Frequency to Cleaning Task

Ultrasonic frequency is defined as sound waves above the range of hearing, nominally 20,000 cycles per second, or 20 kilohertz (KHz). The kHz designation - thousand cycles per second - derives from Heinrich…
Sample Preparation in an Ultrasonic Bath

Sonication Baths for Sample Preparation

Sonication baths are used to prepare samples in research and development, transforming analytes into measurable form.  This can involve complex procedures that in many cases must avoid chemical degradation…
How to Clean Hot Melt Adhesive Guns and Spray Paint Nozzles

How to Effectively Clean Spray Guns

Spray guns are indispensable tools across numerous industries, from automotive refinishing and manufacturing to artistic applications. However, the very materials they apply – paints, coatings, adhesives…