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Professional hosipital use 6.5L surgical instruments ultrasonic bath cleaner JP-031S
JP-031S (6.5L upgrade)
Professional Use:
Medical and dental clinics, tattooists, laboratories, opticians, watchmakers, restaurants, and
antique dealers.
The ultrasonic cleaner uses ultrasonic waves (vibration) using water with detergents or enzymatic
products to break up soil and organic material on medical instruments/devices. These devices are
rinsed then autoclaved (sterilized). The autoclave sterilizer uses heat, steam, and pressure to kill
all pathogenic microorganisms and their spores.
Excellent for cleaning:
Jewelry: Earrings, Necklaces, Rings, Bracelets and Diamonds.
Glasses and Timepieces: Glasses, Sunglasses, Optical Lenses, Contact Lens Accessories, Watch Chains
and Waterproof Watches.
Tools of the Trade: Tattoo Guns and Tubes, Electric Shaving Heads, Razor Blades, Combs and
Toothbrushes.
Stationery: Printer-heads, Ink Cartridges and Seals.
Metal Articles: Antique Coins, Badges, Valves, Machine Nozzles, Electronic Components and Mechanical
Parts.
Metal Dishware: Forks, Knives, Spoon, Other Small Silverware etc.
Features:
Digital timer and heater
Touch-Sensitive Control display
20 degree tilted design
Degas function to eliminate air bubbles in the solution for maximum efficiency
Lid with new handle design more convenient for operation
Skidproof rubber feet
Durable stainless steel construction with heater and timer.
Ultrasonic cleaning and heating can work at the same time.
Stainless steel tight fitting lid with handle to prevent water heat from diffusing.
High efficiency saves cleaning solvent, thermal energy, work place and labor!
Perfect for cleaning the longhole, sawblade, finedraw and shelter of piece part or work piece, no
need to touch cleaning fluid by hands.
Stainless steel cleaning basket for cleaning some small objects which need less friction, it can
reduce the friction between the small objects and the tank.
Specification:
Ultrasonic frequency : 40,000 Hz;
The tank material : stainless steel SUS304 ;
Shell material : SUS201;
Tank capacity : 6.5 L;
Timer: 1~30 min adjustable;
Heater: 0 ~80ºC adjustable;
Power : AC 100 ~ 120 V, 60 Hz/AC 200 ~ 240 V, 50 Hz;
Ultrasonic power : 180W, 3 transducers
Heating power : 200 W
Tank size : 300 x 150 x 150 mm (L x W x H) ;
Unit size : 325 x 180 x 280 mm (L x W x H);
Packing size : 41×25.5×35cm (L x W x H);
Measurement for 1pcs:0.045CBM 22pcs per CBM
N.W. : 5.4kg;
G.W. : 6.2kg;
certifications : CE & RoHS & ISO9001.
Medical and surgical instruments in a variety of sizes and complexity can pose challenges when it comes to cleaning, disinfecting and sterilizing them after use. An ultrasonic cleaner is an ideal tool for the first step in this three step process to protect medical personnel and patients from possible infection due to pathogens that remain on the instruments after a procedure.
Suggested Ultrasonic Cleaning Procedure
In all cases manufacturers' instructions should be followed when using an ultrasonic cleaning process. These are representative steps.
Fill the ultrasonic cleaning tank with an approved medical instrument cleaning solution such as CLN-LR012 available from Tovatech following dilution instructions provided. Turn the cleaner on to start the degassing process. This step removes entrained air in new solutions that interferes with the efficiency of cavitation and takes approximately 10 minutes.
In the meantime:
At the end of the cycle, remove the instruments from the ultrasonic cleaning bath and thoroughly rinse them to remove all traces of the cleaning solution. Deionized water rinses will avoid spotting. If the instruments are not to be immediately disinfected and sterilized be certain that they are thoroughly dried and protected. Part reassembly can occur after sterilization.
Procedures should be in place to guide the replacement of used ultrasonic cleaning solutions. In some instances it is recommended that solution be drained and tanks thoroughly cleaned and dried after each ultrasonic cleaning cycle. Most solutions available today are biodegradable, which facilitates disposal but local authorities should be consulted on proper practices.
The ultrasonic cleaner uses ultrasonic waves (vibration) using water with detergents or enzymatic products to break up soil and organic material on medical instruments/devices. These devices are rinsed then autoclaved (sterilized). The autoclave sterilizer uses heat, steam, and pressure to kill all pathogenic microorganisms and their spores.
Contact information:
Contact name: Amanda Ke
Mobile+86 18218721290
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