Industry Ultrasonic Cleaner Board 28kHz 40khz Auto Parts Golf Ball Metal Surface Dirty Washer Machine Soak Tank

It is a submersible ultrasonic transducer (also called an immersible vibration plate) designed to be mounted inside a soak tank to provide powerful ultrasonic cleaning for metal parts, auto components, golf balls and similar items.

Selectable frequency options include 20 kHz, 25 kHz, 28 kHz, 33 kHz and 40 kHz. Choose the frequency that best suits the soil and the item being cleaned.

Lower frequencies (20–28 kHz) generate larger cavitation bubbles and are better for heavy soils, grease and robust metal parts. Higher frequencies (33–40 kHz) produce finer cavitation for delicate surfaces, light soils and polishing effects (e.g., golf balls or precision components).

The unit is rated at 1800 W, providing strong ultrasonic energy for effective cleaning when correctly installed in a tank.

The transducer/plate is constructed with stainless steel components for corrosion resistance and durability in industrial cleaning environments.

The product has a net weight of approximately 80 kg and a single gross package weight of about 120 kg. The single package size is listed as 60 × 60 × 50 cm.

Yes. The unit is designed for a wide range of metal items including automotive parts, golf balls and other metal components. Select the appropriate frequency and cleaning solution for best results.

Commonly used fluids are water with an appropriate ultrasonic-compatible detergent or alkaline cleaner designed for the soils and metal being cleaned. Avoid flammable or highly volatile solvents unless the system and transducer are specifically rated for their use.

Typical ultrasonic cleaning works well at warm temperatures (around 40–60°C) and soak times vary by soil and part — from a few minutes for light soils to 15–30 minutes or longer for heavy contamination. Run trials to determine optimal time and temperature.

The immersible plate is designed to be mounted inside a tank. Installation methods vary by tank design—common methods include mechanical mounting or welding brackets. Because proper installation affects performance, professional installation or following the manufacturer’s installation guide is recommended.

No. Do not operate the transducer dry. It must be fully submerged in the cleaning liquid when running to avoid damage to the transducer and to ensure safe operation.

Regular maintenance includes: changing the cleaning solution when soiled, wiping and rinsing the tank and plate, inspecting electrical connections and seals, periodically degassing the solution before use, and following any manufacturer service intervals. Replace damaged transducers or cables promptly.

Ultrasonic cleaning is effective on most metals, but certain soft coatings, plated or polished finishes can be affected by aggressive detergents or improper frequency/power settings. Test on a sample part first and use higher frequencies and milder detergents for delicate finishes.

Yes. Do not use flammable liquids, ensure proper grounding and electrical supply, avoid direct exposure of skin/ears to active ultrasonics, do not run dry, use appropriate PPE when handling chemicals, and follow local electrical and safety codes.

Warranty and spare parts availability are not specified in the product description. Contact the seller or manufacturer for details on warranty terms, replacement transducers, controllers and after-sales technical support.