Branson Bransonic

Branson Bransonic Ultrasonic Cleaners are designed for effective cleaning in laboratory, medical, and manufacturing settings. They use ultrasonic technology to clean delicate items, hard-to-reach surfaces, and intricate components.

Ultrasonic cleaners use high-frequency sound waves to create microscopic bubbles in a cleaning solution. These bubbles collapse with force, removing contaminants like dirt, grease, and debris from the surfaces of items being cleaned.

These cleaners are suitable for cleaning tools, medical instruments, lab equipment, small parts, and components from manufacturing processes. They are ideal for delicate items that cannot be cleaned using abrasive methods.

Bransonic cleaners are compatible with various cleaning solutions, including specialized ultrasonic cleaning detergents. The solution used should be appropriate for the material and type of contaminants on the items being cleaned.

Yes, ultrasonic cleaners are gentle enough to clean sensitive materials like glass, metals, ceramics, and certain types of plastics without causing damage, provided the appropriate cleaning solution and settings are used.

The frequency of replacing the cleaning solution depends on the amount of debris and contaminants removed. For optimal performance, replace the solution when it becomes visibly dirty or loses its cleaning effectiveness.

These cleaners can remove light rust or corrosion when used with appropriate cleaning agents. However, for severe rust, pre-treatment or additional methods may be necessary.

Pre-cleaning is not always necessary, but removing heavy debris or residues before ultrasonic cleaning can improve results and prolong the lifespan of the cleaning solution.

Cleaning cycles usually range from a few minutes to around 30 minutes, depending on the level of contamination and the nature of the items being cleaned.

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the tank, inspecting the unit for wear, and ensuring that the cleaning solution is replaced as needed. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for detailed maintenance procedures.