50W Z-S01 Laboratory Ultrasonic Cleaner For Laboratory Instrument
Cleaning
Cleaning Glass, Metal and Plastic Labware:
Labware of glass, plastic and metal can represent substantial
investments. Additionally, strict standards must be applied to
insure these products are thoroughly cleaned after each use to
avoid contaminating subsequent experiments. In many instances
residue-free rising is critical.
Ultrasonic energy is proven far more effective and safe to ensure
thorough cleaning that does not leave residue, stains, or spots.
Manual cleaning methods are slow, cumbersome, may require
specialized brushes and equipment, and risk breaking delicate items
and injury to lab personnel.
Specification
Model | Z-S01 |
Ultrasonic Frequency | 40,000 Hz |
Material | Stainless Steel SUS304 |
Tank Capacity | 2 L |
Timer | 1-30minutes ,Digital timer |
Power Supply | AC 100 ~ 120V, 50 / 60Hz
AC 220 ~ 240V, 50 / 60 Hz |
Ultrasonic Power | 50W |
Heating Power | 150 W , Digital Heating |
Unit Size | 150x135x100 mm ( L x W x H ) |
Tank Size | 175x160x210 mm ( L x W x H ) |
Package Size | 260×260×290 mm ( L x W x H ) |
N.W. | 2.3 kg |
G.W. | 2.8 kg |
If this model is not suitable for your cleaning, please check below
models for better option:
Model | Tank size | Unit size | Volume | Actual ultrasonic power | Rated ultrasonic power | Ultrasonic frequency | Heating power | Timer | Heating temperature |
LxWxH(mm) | LxWxH(mm) | (L) | (W) | (W) | (kHz) | (W) | (MIN) | (℃) |
Z-S008 | 150x85x65 | 175x110x125 | 0.8 | 30 | 30 | 40 | no | 1-30 | no |
Z-S01 | 150x135×100 | 175x160x210 | 2 | 50 | 60 | 40 | 150 | 1-30 | 0-80 |
Z-S02 | 240x135x100 | 265x165x220 | 3.2 | 100 | 120 | 150 |
Z-S03 | 300x150x100 | 325x180x225 | 4.5 | 150 | 180 | 300 |
Z-S031 | 300x150x150 | 325x180x280 | 6.5 | 150 | 180 | 300 |
Z-S04 | 300x240x150 | 325x265x280 | 10.8 | 200 | 240 | 450 |
Z-S06 | 330x300x150 | 360x325x285 | 15 | 300 | 360 | 450 |
Z-S08 | 500x300x150 | 530x325×285 | 22 | 400 | 480 | 600 |
Z-S10 | 500x300x200 | 530x325x325 | 30 | 500 | 600 | 600 |
Customer's Feedback:
How Ultrasonic Labware Cleaners Work:
A fast, thorough and cost-effective labware cleaning operation is
achieved by using an ultrasonic cleaner in combination with
cleaning solution chemistries tailored to the specific cleaning
task.
Cleaning is accomplished by the implosion of billions of
microscopic vacuum bubbles against surfaces to loosen and carry
away the most stubborn of contaminants. Bubbles are created by
generator-powered ultrasonic transducers bonded to the bottom of
the ultrasonic cleaner tank.
Transducers vibrate at ultrasonic frequencies causing the bottom of
the cleaning tank to vibrate as a membrane. This vibration creates
the bubbles that do the scrubbing. Bubbles are so small they reach
all surfaces of glassware and instruments immersed in the
ultrasonic cleaning solution. It is this ability that makes
ultrasonic labware cleaning far more effective than manual
scrubbing.
Selecting an Ultrasonic Cleaner for Labware:
The first consideration is the size of the ultrasonic cleaner tank.
You'll want one that will accommodate the largest item(s) to be
cleaned when fully immersed in the cleaning solution. Keep in mind
that cleaning is accomplished in baskets with length, width and
depth dimensions slightly less than tank dimensions.
Ultrasonic cleaners are available with controls ranging from a
simple on-off switch to those with sophisticated features that
allow you to program a complete cleaning cycle. Examples include:
Timers that allow you to set the duration of the cleaning cycle,
automatically shutting off at its completion. Some models show set
and elapsed time.
Heaters that quickly bring the cleaning solution to the temperature
recommended by its manufacturer. Some models show set and actual
temperature.
A sweep mode that causes a slight ± variation in ultrasonic
frequency to provide more uniform cleaning action.
A normal mode or fixed frequency. This is a useful feature in
sample prep applications discussed below.
A pulse mode that applies a pulse of more intense cleaning action
to remove stubborn contaminants.
A degas mode that quickly removes cavitation inhibiting trapped air
from fresh cleaning solutions. This can also be accomplished by
operating the cleaner for 10-15 minutes without a load.
Other, more enhanced features are available in some models.
Examples include
Dual frequency capability. While a popular frequency is 37 kHz a
dual frequency capability extends the use of the equipment. Lower
frequencies are generally used to remove tough deposits of grease
and oil; higher frequencies such as 80 kHz are for fine cleaning
delicate or highly polished surfaces.
Variable power lets you more closely tailor the cleaning cycle to
the task.
For more on this topic see our blog post on frequency and power.
Discount Policy:
If you are the first customer of Whale cleen sonic, you will get
US$50 coupon when your purcahse amount over US$500.More discount
information,please contact our sales man for more detail.
