Working principle: The high-frequency oscillation signal generated by the ultrasonic generator is converted into high-frequency mechanical oscillation (i.e. ultrasonic waves) by the ultrasonic transducer and propagated to the medium (i.e. cleaning solution). The ultrasonic waves radiate forward in a sparse and dense manner in the cleaning solution, causing the liquid to flow and vibrate, producing tens of thousands of tiny bubbles. These bubbles are generated and grow in the negative pressure zone formed by the longitudinal propagation of ultrasonic waves, and quickly close in the positive pressure zone. In this process known as the "cavitation effect", when the tiny bubbles close, they can generate a high pressure of over 1000 atmospheres. The continuously generated high pressure, like a series of small explosions, constantly impacts the surface of the object, causing the dirt on the surface and gaps of the object to quickly peel off, thus achieving the purpose of cleaning the object.

Characteristics of ultrasonic cleaning:

1) The cleaning effect is good, and the overall cleanliness of the cleaned object is consistent.

2) Will not damage the item being cleaned.

3) Operators do not come into contact with cleaning solutions, ensuring safety and reliability, and saving time and effort.