Stainless ultrasonic cleaner | ProClean

ProClean Stainless Ultrasonic Cleaner, Triple-Transducer 40kHz Cavitation:

Spray degreasers and wire brushes leave grease packed into blind holes, threaded bores, and machined cavities on carburetor bodies and valve covers. You can scrub the face clean and still have contamination sitting exactly where the gasket needs to seal. The ProClean stainless steel ultrasonic cleaner eliminates that gap, three sandwich-type piezoelectric transducers distribute 40kHz cavitation uniformly across the SUS304 tank floor, so every recessed passage in a carb housing gets the same scrubbing intensity as the exterior faces.

Why the ProClean's configuration handles workshop loads that compact cleaners can't?

• Three independent transducers (rather than a single unit) prevent dead zones in larger tanks, a 10L or 22L bath maintains consistent cavitation at the far corners, which matters when you're running a full tray of injectors or a disassembled throttle body
• The dual independent control circuit, separate ON/OFF for heating and ultrasonic functions, lets an automotive technician run a heat-only soak at 60°C to loosen varnish deposits before activating ultrasonic agitation, rather than combining both from the start and risking thermal stress on components with mixed metal content
• Adjustable from 0 to 80°C with a real-time Actual °C readout, so a gunsmith soaking bolt carrier groups can hold the bath at 55°C for maximum solvent penetration without guessing whether the heater is keeping pace
• The DIGITAL PRO+ panel displays time in minutes and seconds, useful for PCB repair technicians who need controlled soak windows before flux residue reactivates

ProClean Stainless Steel ultrasonic cleaner for Carburetor Housings, Precision Parts, and Shop Bench Use:

I've found the drain valve on the 10L model particularly practical for shop use: draining spent solvent from a tank loaded with parts residue without tilting a heavy stainless bath is genuinely worth the feature rather than a checkbox.

Automotive restoration shops prepping engine components before assembly inspection, gunsmiths cleaning gas system parts between service cycles, and lab technicians running multi-part batches will each find a tank size that fits the workload. The 22L configuration sits alongside dedicated industrial ultrasonic cleaners for high-volume applications. For lighter tasks or smaller footprints, the full ultrasonic cleaner lineup covers the range.