Ultrasonic Cleaners

Ultrasonic Cleaners – Professional Deep Cleaning at Home

Discover the power of ultrasonic cleaning technology with our range of high-performance ultrasonic cleaners. Using high-frequency sound waves to create millions of microscopic cleaning bubbles, ultrasonic cleaners effortlessly remove dirt, grease, grime, and contaminants from virtually any item — without harsh scrubbing or damaging chemicals. Whether you need to restore the sparkle to your jewelry, deep-clean eyeglasses, refresh dental retainers, or degrease precision auto and electronic parts, our collection has the perfect machine for every need and budget.

Why Choose an Ultrasonic Cleaner?

  • Thorough, Hands-Free Cleaning: Ultrasonic cavitation reaches into crevices and intricate details that brushes and cloths simply can't access.
  • Gentle Yet Powerful: Safe for delicate items like jewelry, watches, and eyeglasses, yet tough enough for auto parts and print heads.
  • Fast Results: Most cleaning cycles complete in just 3–20 minutes, saving you time and effort.
  • Versatile Applications: From personal accessories to professional workshop components, there's a model sized and powered for every task.
  • Eco-Friendly: Minimal or no chemical cleaning agents required — just water (and optionally a gentle cleaning solution).

Explore Our Ultrasonic Cleaner Range

Our collection spans compact personal units all the way up to large-capacity professional tanks. Here are some of our most popular models:

Which Ultrasonic Cleaner Is Right for You?

Choosing the right ultrasonic cleaner comes down to three key factors: tank capacity, frequency (kHz), and power (W). Smaller tanks (180ml–1.4L) are ideal for jewelry, glasses, dental devices, and small electronics. Mid-range tanks (1–2L) handle print heads and mixed household items with ease. For professional workshops or batch-cleaning larger auto parts, our 2500ml 170W large-tank model delivers industrial-level performance in a desktop footprint. Higher frequencies (40kHz–47kHz) provide a finer, gentler clean suited to delicate surfaces, while higher wattage accelerates the cleaning of stubborn grease and grime.

Learn more: EPA Safer Choice cleaning product guidance

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What can I clean in an ultrasonic cleaner?

A: Ultrasonic cleaners are incredibly versatile. Common items include jewelry, rings, necklaces, and bracelets; eyeglasses and sunglasses; watches and watch bands; dental retainers, dentures, and aligners; electronic components and circuit boards; auto parts and carburettors; and print heads. Always check your item's material compatibility before cleaning — most metals, glass, and hard plastics are perfectly safe.

Q: Do I need special cleaning solution for an ultrasonic cleaner?

A: In many cases, plain warm water is sufficient for light cleaning tasks such as jewelry or glasses. For heavier-duty cleaning of auto parts, print heads, or greasy components, adding a small amount of a mild ultrasonic cleaning concentrate or isopropyl alcohol (where appropriate) can significantly improve results. Always avoid flammable liquids unless the unit is specifically rated for them.

Q: What frequency should I look for in an ultrasonic cleaner?

A: Most home and professional ultrasonic cleaners operate between 40kHz and 47kHz. A 40kHz frequency produces slightly larger cavitation bubbles, delivering more aggressive cleaning power — ideal for auto parts, print heads, and tough grime. A 47kHz or higher frequency creates finer, gentler bubbles that are better suited to delicate items like jewelry, eyeglasses, and electronic components.

Q: How long does an ultrasonic cleaning cycle take?

A: Cleaning times vary by model and the level of soiling, but most ultrasonic cleaners complete a standard cycle in 3 to 20 minutes. Digital models with adjustable timers — such as our 1.2L 40kHz digital and 1L digital units — allow you to fine-tune the cycle duration for optimal results on different items.

Q: Are ultrasonic cleaners safe for all jewelry?

A: Ultrasonic cleaners are safe for most solid metal jewelry — gold, silver, platinum, and stainless steel — as well as hard gemstones like diamonds and sapphires. However, softer or porous stones (e.g., pearls, opals, emeralds), glued settings, and antique or fragile pieces should not be placed in an ultrasonic cleaner, as the vibrations may cause damage. When in doubt, consult a jeweller.

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