An ultrasonic cleaner uses high-frequency sound waves to create microscopic bubbles in a cleaning solution, which implode to remove dirt, grease, and other contaminants from various parts.
This ultrasonic cleaner is suitable for various sized metal, plastic, and ceramic parts, making it ideal for automotive components such as injectors, carburetors, and other engine parts.
The KER-2400 model has an effective tank capacity of 112 liters (29.6 gallons).
Yes, each model is equipped with a heating power feature to enhance cleaning efficiency, with varying heating power depending on the model.
The PLC & HMI control system allows users to set cleaning parameters easily and choose between automatic and manual operation modes.
Yes, the ultrasonic cleaner features a one-touch operation for quick setup and operation, minimizing manual work during the cleaning process.
The cleaner includes an emergency stop button, a fault and maintenance reminding function, and a liquid level protector for safe operation.
Yes, the ultrasonic cleaner has a networking function that allows for remote debugging and PLC program updates.
Regular maintenance includes checking the ultrasonic transducers and ensuring the cleaning solution is fresh. The transducer packs can be easily replaced after their lifespan.
Yes, the ultrasonic cleaner is equipped with an oil skimmer to help remove oils and greases from the cleaning solution.
The KER-6000 model has overall dimensions of 1860x1150x1180 mm.
Ultrasonic cleaning is generally more effective than traditional methods, as it can reach small crevices and remove contaminants without damaging the parts.
The maximum ultrasonic power available in the KER series is 12 KW in the KER-4000 model.
Yes, the ultrasonic cleaner can be used for anti-corrosive protection during the cleaning process.
Optional features include a lifting device with up-down-shaking movement function to assist in heavy dirt removal.
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