Ultrasonic Cleaning

Using an ultrasonic cleaner in a small garage can be a game-changer for both hobbyists and professionals. Here's how it can elevate your workflow:

Automotive Component Cleaning

Carburetors & Injectors: Ultrasonic waves clean tiny passages without disassembly or harsh chemicals.

Engine Parts: Degrease valves, pistons, and fuel rails thoroughly, even removing light rust.

Brake Components: Clean calipers, bolts, and springs safely and efficiently.

Electrical & Diagnostic Tools

Circuit Boards & Connectors: Remove flux, oils, and dust from diagnostic tools and modules.

Sensors & Relays: Clean delicate automotive electronics without abrasion.

Restoration & Refurbishment

Antique Parts: Ideal for restoring vintage vehicle components or tools.

Small Motors: Clean garden tool motors, boat parts, or 4-wheeler components.

Workshop Tools

Hand Tools: Remove grease, rust, and grime from spanners, sockets, and screwdrivers.

Precision Instruments: Clean torque wrenches, micrometers, and calipers without damaging calibration.

How to Use It Effectively

Choose the Right Size: A 57L tank is ideal for most small garage tasks.

Select a Cleaning Solution: Use a degreaser or rust remover compatible with the material.

Prep the Parts: Remove excess debris manually for best results.

Submerge & Space: Place parts in the basket without overcrowding.

Set Parameters: Adjust temperature and time based on contamination level.

Benefits for a Small Garage

Time-Saving: Cleans in minutes what used to take hours.

Eco-Friendly: Uses biodegradable solutions, no harsh solvents.

Professional Finish: Restores parts to near-new condition.

Compact Footprint: Fits easily on a workbench or shelf.