Light Industry & Hobbyist Applications

Ultrasonic cleaning has traditionally been an effective and recognised method in light industries such as jewellery, garden machinery and clock repairs. The increased availability of benchtop ultrasonic baths has seen a rise in the use of ultrasonic technology at home for similar purposes.

Jewellery Cleaning

Ultrasonic cleaning is an effective yet gentle cleaning method that can easily clean jewellery items without the need for disassembly. Long recognised as the most effective method of cleaning jewellery, ultrasonic activity ensures that difficult to reach areas such as hinges and stone clasps are cleaned to the highest specifications. 

Clock and Watch Repairs

Similar to the jewellery industry, horologists use ultrasonic baths to clean small and intricate components found in clocks and watches.

Garden Machinery

Ultrasonic cleaners can be used to clean complex garden items such as lawn mower parts and simple tools such as shears and clippers.

Print Cartridge Cleaning

The replacement and reselling of used print cartridges requires an effective and efficient cleaning method. Ultrasonics has long been seen as the most effective method of removing contaminants from the print cartridge before they are refilled and used again.

Leisure and Hobbyist 

Ultrasonic cleaning is now used increasingly by hobbyists at home in a wide range of applications. Smaller benchtop baths are used to clean coin collections, spruce up jewellery and watch strapd and even to remove contaminants from items such as knives and forks.

Sports

Sports equipment can easily be cleaned using ultrasonic baths. Traditional applications in the sports world include ultrasonic cleaning of golf clubs and the restoration of regulators used in diving and aub aqua.