Ultra Sonic Cleaner!

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Since I just started mixing my own Juices I’m thinking of getting an Ultra Sonic Cleaner but I am on a strict Budget and would like to try one out.
So with that being said does anyone know where I could get a Really Really cheap priced one that will do the job until I can invest in a better one!

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I just got one from harbor freight and hacked the the thing with an arduino board to bypass the shitty timer(only had 8 minutes runtime) and temp control…

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http://www.amazon.com/AW-Ultrasonic-Cleaner-Jewelry-Glasses/dp/B00RT6AA5S/ref=sr_1_23_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1462040637&sr=8-23&keywords=Ultra+Sonic+Cleaner

Specification:

Ultrasonic Power:60W

Frequency:40KHz

Power Supply:AC110V 60Hz (w/ US standard plug)

Tank Capacity:1.3 Liter (0.34 gallon)

Time Setting:0-30 minutes

Transducer Quantity:1 set

Tank Size:6"L x 5 1/2"W x 2 1/2"H

Ultrasonic Cleaner Size:7"L x 6 1/2"W x 5 1/2"H

I have the one below . I’ve had it over a year now and it’s still going strong. I use it up to 240 ml batcher

http://www.amazon.com/LARGE-ULTRASONIC-CLEANER-cleaning-JEWELRY/dp/B00LMF3GTE/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1462040793&sr=8-2&keywords=Ultra+Sonic+Cleaner

Product Features

Large stainless steel tank 1400ml(tank dimension 6" 5/8x 5" 3/8x 2.5"deep). 2.25"deep to max line.

Digital program, 6 working cycles; choose freely (5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 minutes).

60 watts and 42,000Hz energy wave of cleaning power.

Include cleaning basket, wristwatch adapter and a CD holder.

Power Supply: AC 110V 60 HZ. Dimension: 8" x 7" 3/4 x 5" 3/4 (H). 1 Year Warranty.

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Thanks guys!

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What did it cost you and have you got a picture of it?

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http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-60W-1-4L-DIFITAL-TIMER-CD-JEWELRY-CD-DENTAL-ULTRASONIC-ULTRA-SONIC-CLEANER-/141726336723?hash=item20ff8c46d3:g:-6AAAOSwgQ9VzGd-
I’ve got this one

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Awesome @GPC2012 that’s more in my price range and I could even clean the wife’s rings lol a bonus excuse to get it :wink:

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That looks just like the one I have… only it cost less. Good find!

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Yeah my wifey got me one for my birthday. Needless it mixes it steeps it cleans a buttload of jewelry. :+1:

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Is heat really necessary?

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Nope… I use warm tap water to start. It will say warm as it operates.

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@Pro_Vapes is that a single bottle 240ml batch or a group of smaller bottles?

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I mix large batches in a 250 and 300 ml flask and decant into a 8 oz Amber bottle. It’s wider than my 8 oz bottle and the liquid level sits closer to the water line in the USC. I’ve had 12x15mls bottles in a once.

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So I take it that it’s not necessary to have the lid on when running it?

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One of those 2 USC listed runs at 60k and the other runs at 42K which would be better for juice?

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I have stoppers for the flask, but I don’t plug them for the 2 hr USC heat steeping. Once I decant I do seal them tho.

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Have you cleaned attys in this? If so, what kind of solution did you use?

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I don’t see what you are referring to. The 60 I see is the power supply.

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My bad… one is 40K and the other is 42K… my eyes are getting old lol

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Top one is 40,000 hz and the bottom one that @Pro_Vapes has is 42,000 hz which I would think is the better of the 2