135L 40KHz Large Industrial Ultrasonic Cleaner Stainless Steel For Plastic Mold Injection
Stainless Steel 135L 40KHz Industrial Ultrasonic Cleaner For Plastic Mold Injection Mold Die Casting Mold Specifications: Model name F-360 Internal tank size 600*500*450mm Application Clean Spray Flannel Mold Function Removing dirts, oil, rust, grease Feature No damage to precision mold Tank capac...
Stainless Steel 135L 40KHz Industrial Ultrasonic Cleaner For Plastic Mold Injection Mold Die Casting Mold
Specifications:
Model name F-360
Internal tank size 600*500*450mm
Application Clean Spray Flannel Mold
Function Removing dirts, oil, rust, grease
Feature No damage to precision mold
Tank capacity 135L
Ultrasonic power 1800W
Heating power 4500W
Time control 0~99 minutes
Temperature control 20~95℃
Water inlet / outlet Yes
Voltage 220V / 110V
Same models with different capacity
Model capacity tank size(mm) Ultrasonic power
F-120ST 38L 500*300*250 600W
F-120 45L 500*300*300 700W
F-180 53L 500X350X300 900W
F-240 77L 550X400X350 1200W
F-300 99L 550X450X400 1500W
F-301 96L 800X300X400 1500W
F-360 135L 600X500X450 1800W
F-480 175L 700X500X500 2400W
F-600 264L 800X600X550 3000W
F-720 360L 1000*600*600 3600W
Mold ultrasonic cleaning
The process of cleaning injection mold components via ultrasonic bath offers significant advantages over traditional manual scrubbing. The use of abrasive techniques, of any kind, is detrimental to the tool surface, especially those that are highly finished. The ultrasonic method does not invade the surface of the steel the way conventional friction-based methods do. Ultrasonic cleaning uses a system called cavitation—the rapid forming and collapsing of millions of very small bubbles in a bath of water and suitable biodegradable cleaner. Although tiny, these little bubbles are tenacious fighters and will work their way into and around all mold-component surfaces—crevices, grooves, channels, blind holes … The ultrasonic process has proven itself to be extremely effective in removing the residues and contaminants from mold releases, burnt resin, and vent outgas without harming the surface of the steel. The ultrasonic cleaning cycle takes 20 minutes for most applications, with additional time or cycles required for molds running high-temperature/gassy resins. Certain performance-enhancing additives (flame retardants or talc filler, for example) can also be detrimental to good mold-steel health without regular cleaning.
Specifications:
Model name F-360
Internal tank size 600*500*450mm
Application Clean Spray Flannel Mold
Function Removing dirts, oil, rust, grease
Feature No damage to precision mold
Tank capacity 135L
Ultrasonic power 1800W
Heating power 4500W
Time control 0~99 minutes
Temperature control 20~95℃
Water inlet / outlet Yes
Voltage 220V / 110V
Same models with different capacity
Model capacity tank size(mm) Ultrasonic power
F-120ST 38L 500*300*250 600W
F-120 45L 500*300*300 700W
F-180 53L 500X350X300 900W
F-240 77L 550X400X350 1200W
F-300 99L 550X450X400 1500W
F-301 96L 800X300X400 1500W
F-360 135L 600X500X450 1800W
F-480 175L 700X500X500 2400W
F-600 264L 800X600X550 3000W
F-720 360L 1000*600*600 3600W
Mold ultrasonic cleaning
The process of cleaning injection mold components via ultrasonic bath offers significant advantages over traditional manual scrubbing. The use of abrasive techniques, of any kind, is detrimental to the tool surface, especially those that are highly finished. The ultrasonic method does not invade the surface of the steel the way conventional friction-based methods do. Ultrasonic cleaning uses a system called cavitation—the rapid forming and collapsing of millions of very small bubbles in a bath of water and suitable biodegradable cleaner. Although tiny, these little bubbles are tenacious fighters and will work their way into and around all mold-component surfaces—crevices, grooves, channels, blind holes … The ultrasonic process has proven itself to be extremely effective in removing the residues and contaminants from mold releases, burnt resin, and vent outgas without harming the surface of the steel. The ultrasonic cleaning cycle takes 20 minutes for most applications, with additional time or cycles required for molds running high-temperature/gassy resins. Certain performance-enhancing additives (flame retardants or talc filler, for example) can also be detrimental to good mold-steel health without regular cleaning.