The Industrial Ultrasonic Cleaner Market Report for 2024-2031 highlights the market’s growth potential, projecting a value of around USD 74.14 Billion by 2031, up from USD 39 Billion in 2023. This trajectory suggests a promising compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9.61% from 2024 to 2031. As to why industrial ultrasonic cleaner markets are growing, the report “projects significant market expansion (is) driven by technological advancements, increasing consumer demand, and regulatory support.” Industrial Ultrasonic Cleaner Features and Benefits Industrial ultrasonic cleaners are defi ..read more

In many cases ultrasonic energy is the “go to” solution when it comes to meeting challenges associated with cleaning large parts.   Cleaning large parts calls for specifying a large ultrasonic cleaner – one that accommodates parts size and has added features facilitating the entire cleaning cycle.  This means specifying a large ultrasonic cleaner requires more than considering a unit with the capacity to hold parts being cleaned.  But even that requires some thought.  That’s why we start with Calculating Large Ultrasonic Cleaner Capacity Remember the old saw about the ..read more

A report by Polaris Market Research citing ultrasonic cleaner market size through 2032 notes that ultrasonic cleaning “has become a preferred choice because it provides thorough and consistent cleaning, effectively eliminating contaminants, including from intricate and hard-to-reach areas.” The Polaris report cites markets where ultrasonic cleaner machines find application. This post offers equipment and cleaning solution suggestions related to certain of these markets. For information on the ultrasonic cleaning process please check how ultrasonic cleaners work. Ultrasonic Cleaners for Medical ..read more

You most likely have parts cleaning challenges not easily resolved by brushes, solvents, wash tanks, sprays and other manual methods that fail to yield satisfactory results. These can all be solved with an ultrasonic parts cleaner. Here you will learn that cleaning parts, whether new or refurbished, is best accomplished in an ultrasonic parts cleaner.  And why mechanics, hobbyists, collectors, manufacturers and others dealing with dirt of most any type rely on an ultrasonic parts cleaner for fast, damage-free results.  Examples Where Ultrasonic Parts Cleaners Shine Ultrasonic c ..read more

Ultrasonic energy proves highly effective in removing particles trapped in fine mesh lab test sieves. Ultrasonic cleaning is fast, avoids potential damage caused by brushing, and can achieve 100% particle removal.  This post describes two ultrasonic cleaner configurations to clean test sieves and find additional utility in food and pharmaceutical research labs.   Clean 4 Sieves With an Electric Sieve Rotation Holder The electrically powered SRH 4/200 sieve rotation holder offered by Elma ultrasonic cleaners holds up to 4, 200-mm (8 inch) lab sieves.  Clamped in a slightly c ..read more

One of the first if not the first point in selecting an ultrasonic cleaner is the ultrasonic cleaner capacity.  By capacity we mean not the size of the ultrasonic cleaner itself but the size, or dimensions, of the cleaning tank. That’s where cleaning action takes place.  If the parts you want to clean can’t be completely immersed in the ultrasonic cleaning solution, you have a problem.  This post helps you calculate your ultrasonic cleaner capacity. Two Basic Approaches to Ultrasonic Cleaner Capacity You can specify an ultrasonic cleaner in terms of cleaning solution capacity or ..read more

Sample preparation to transform analytes into measurable form can involve complex processes. It is important that the transformation or extraction process avoids chemical degradation that can be caused by excessive heat or mechanically induced damage. Sample preparation is defined by the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC) as the process used to transform analytes into a measurable form.  An Ultrasonic Cleaner for Sample Prep An ultrasonic cleaner designed to handle sample preparation is a method often specified in USP monographs to extract active pharmaceutical ingr ..read more

You are using, or are considering using, an ultrasonic cleaner to handle your critical cleaning operations.  You want to select the best ultrasonic cleaning solution, or cleaning chemistry, to do the job quickly, thoroughly and efficiently. This post will help you select the ultrasonic cleaning solution(s) to handle your projects. The Ultrasonic Cleaning Solution Market According to an article in Science Direct, “The development of ultrasonic cleaning dates from the middle of the 20th century and has become a method of choice for a range of surface cleaning operations.”  The broad ac ..read more

An ultrasonic cleaner is one of options recommended by the CDC to clean reusable dental instruments prior to sterilizing. Uniform sonication in an ultrasonic dental instrument cleaner provides added assurances that blood and tissues are thoroughly removed before sterilization. More on this below but first, How Uniform Sonication Cleans Dental Instruments Uniform sonication assures technicians in the central processing area that their dental instruments receive “equal treatment” regardless of their position in the ultrasonic cleaning bath.  An example of a dental instrument cleaner providi ..read more

According to a blog post by Rex Plastics, “A small and simple single cavity plastic injection mold usually costs between $1,000 and $5,000. Very large or complex molds may cost as much as $80,000 or more. On average, a typical mold that produces a relatively simple part small enough to hold in your hand costs around $12,000.” For cost reasons alone injection mold maintenance should figure high on a list of priorities for companies involved in producing injection-molded parts.  This post describes how the power of ultrasonic cleaning preserves investments in costly injection molds without ..read more