15L 300W Ultrasonic Diamond Cleaner With Heater For Diamond Jeweley
Makers
Are Ultrasonic Cleaners Safe For Diamonds?
Yes. Ultrasonic cleaners are safe for diamond rings and other
diamond jewelry. Diamonds are extremely hard. They have the highest
rating on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness. Diamonds are rated a
10, which is the highest rating.
Cubic zirconia, CZ rings, or CZ stones can safely be cleaned with
an ultrasonic cleaner. This stones Mohs rating is 8 to 8.5. Hard
stones cleanup well. Other examples of hard stones are sapphires,
garnets, rubies, and topaz.
Precious metals such as gold, white gold, silver, and platinum are
safe to clean. Glass, plastic, and Pandora type charms are fine as
long as the bracelet does not have any leather on it. More on that
on the next segment.
Features:
This industrial-grade ultrasonic cleaner is excellent for cleaning
large and small items. It is fitted with two powerful transducers
of 50 W each. The Whale Cleen sonic 6.5L ultrasonic diamond cleaner features the latest technology in ultrasonic cleaning that
increases its versatility; you can use it for cleaning, cavitation,
oxidation, and maintenance, among other uses. What's more, its 6.5L
stainless steel chamber is thick and sturdy, so your items are safe
during the cleaning process. For optimal cleaning performance,
users can set a cleaning temperature range of 68-140 degrees
Fahrenheit and select cleaning time options of 1-30 minutes. It has
a dual fuse system protects it from burn-outs caused by frequent
turning on and off.
Specification:
| Model | LanJ--J06 |
| Capacity | 15L |
| Tank size | 330*300*150MM |
| Unit size | 360*325*285MM |
| Ultrasonic power | 0~300W adjustable |
| Heating power | 450W |
Customer's Feedback:
FAQ:
1. How Long Should the Items Remain in the Cleaner?
It depends on factors such as the temperature, solution, the degree
of cleanliness required, and the dirt present. For jewelry, experts
recommend cleaning them for 5-10 minutes. You will see the dirt
removal within a few minutes of use.
2. How Can I Enhance the Cleaning Process?
It depends on the item you intend to clean and the type of
ultrasonic cleaner you are using. However, for optimal cleaning,
set a suitable temperature and timing for the cleaning process. The
size of the ultrasonic cleaning machine and the cleaning solution
used also determines how well it cleans the item.
3. Which Jewelry should I not Clean Using an Ultrasonic Cleaner?
Ultrasonic cleaning machines use sound waves to remove dirt that
has accumulated on the surface of your jewelry. As such, not all
jewelry materials can be cleaned using this machine. For example,
diamond jewelry loses clarity and develops internal damage when
cleaned using an ultrasonic cleaner.
4. Which Cleaning Solutions Should I Not Add to the Water?
Solutions that have low flash points should not be added. The
cavitation process works by releasing energy, which is converted to
heat and then to kinetic energy. As a result, high-temperature
gradients are generated in the solutions. Using flammables, bleach,
acids, or other such agents produces even higher temperature
gradients that can be extremely risky. Here is a list of effective
cleaning solutions:
· Alkaline Solutions: With a pH of 10 or higher, they are great for
cleaning stainless steel, metals, zinc, tin, copper, and cast iron.
Alkaline solutions also work well when cleaning ceramics, glass,
and plastic materials.
· Acidic solutions: they have a pH of 5 or lower hence, more
aggressive than alkaline solutions. As such, acidic solutions are
used for cleaning specific materials, e.g., removing oxides from
metals as long as the solution contains inhibitors that protect the
base material.
· De-ionized water: it is great for cleaning all kinds of
material-metals, plastics, rubber, glass, and fabrics.
· High Caustic solutions: these are special alkaline solutions used
for removing waxes, heavy grease, and oils from steel, cast iron,
and stainless steel.
