What is ultrasonic cleaning?

Is it just a vibration that shakes dust off? Ultrasonic waves create alternating high and low pressure fronts that travel through the liquid solution to produce cavitation. The cavitational phenomenon works on microscopic inclusions or bubbles of entrained air and/or vapor of the liquid. Within a short time under ultrasonic waves, the bubble will implode, releasing its stored energy. This release of energy produces a high amount of molecular disruption and temperature release localized at the point of implosion. The combination of these factors causes particles to be separated from surfaces and enhanced chemical activity for soil dissolution.

The power of ultrasonics lies not only in the ability to clean, but in its ability to penetrate into areas inaccessible by substandard cleaning methods. Ultrasonic cleaning is also considered as a very protective cleaning mothod because of its nonabrasive approach.