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Equipment Specifications 

 

Tank 

Capacity 

Ultrasonic 

Frequency 

Khz 

Tank Dimensions 

(L x W x H)

 

Weight 

Power 

Supply 

U.S. 

Power 
(Watts 

Peak) 

Warranty 

 

Heat (w/ 

Temp 

Control) 

 

Fuse 

Size 

Amp 

11 Liter 

40 Khz 

12” x 9” x 6” 

 (L x W x H) 

40 lbs. 

AC 100 ~ 

120v, 50 / 

60Hz 

400 W 

1yr prts/lbr 

+ 1 yr parts. 

Yes 

 

15 Liter 

40 Khz 

11.5” x 11” x 8”      

(L x W x H) 

40 lbs. 

AC 100 ~ 

120v, 50 / 

60Hz 

500 W 

1yr prts/lbr 

+ 1 yr parts. 

Yes 

 

10 

20 Liter 

40 Khz 

12.25” x 11” x 10” 

(L x W x H) 

40 lbs. 

AC 100 ~ 

120v, 50 / 

60Hz 

500 W 

1yr prts/lbr 

+ 1 yr parts. 

Yes 

 

10 

 

25 Liter 

 

40 Khz 

18.5” x 11.5” x 8” 

(L x W x H) 

60 lbs. 

AC 100 ~ 

120v, 50 / 

60Hz 

600 W 

1yr prts/lbr 

+ 1 yr parts. 

Yes 

 

15 

 

10 Gallon 

 

40 Khz 

19.5” x 11” x 10” 

(L x W x H) 

60 lbs. 

AC 100 ~ 

120v, 50 / 

60Hz 

720/960 W 

1yr prts/lbr 

+ 1 yr parts. 

Yes 

 

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How Ultrasonics Work 

Dirty items come clean in ultrasonic cleaning systems when millions of superheated 
bubbles scrub grime and oxidation away with stunning results. How?  Through the 
process of de-cavitation.  

Ultrasonic cleaning systems send high frequency sound waves ripping through an 
ultrasonic cleaning solution leaving super

heated bubbles in the waves’ wake. When 

these bubbles, called cavitations, collapse, called decavitation, the heat and energy of 
their implosions work with the specially formulated ultrasonic cleaning solution to 
remove dirt, oils, residue, and oxidation from the surface of the contaminated item.  

Imagine the ability to get into the tiniest of nooks and crannies where dirt and grime 
hide, and then imagine scrubbing that surface ultra clean. With conventional cleaning 

– 

brushes, rags and elbow grease 

– this task seems impossible. But the cavitating 

cleaning action of an ultrasonic cleaning system does just that 

– It goes where brush 

bristles can’t. 

What is Ultrasonic Cleaning Technology?

 

Ultrasonic cleaning technology is high frequency sound waves creating a phenomenon 
in a fluid called cavitating action, or cavitations. Cavitations, the superheated bursting of 
bubbles in a fluid, are what make ultrasonic cleaning work. 
 
 

Summary of Contents for DS11L

Page 1: ...Ultrasonic Cleaners User Manual Table Top Unit...

Page 2: ...r any part thereof shall not in any case exceed the cost of repair or replacement of the defective equipment and such repair or replacement shall be the exclusive remedy of the purchaser and in no cas...

Page 3: ...ions Clean 7 Ultrasonic Cleaning Cleans Every Nook and Cranny 7 Ultrasonic Cleaning Power and Frequency 7 Operating Your Cleaner 7 Operating Your Cleaners 8 Explanation of Controls 9 Degassing 9 Clean...

Page 4: ...ould cause a fire or explosion and will void your warranty Use only water based solutions Do not ever use mineral acids These could damage the tank Do not touch the stainless steel tank or cleaning so...

Page 5: ...ns for timing purposes place the cover and the solution will heat to temperature Optional Accessories for Your Cleaner Accessories include a cover and a mesh basket Unpacking Your Cleaner Please check...

Page 6: ...How Through the process of de cavitation Ultrasonic cleaning systems send high frequency sound waves ripping through an ultrasonic cleaning solution leaving superheated bubbles in the waves wake When...

Page 7: ...Cleaning Cleans Every Nook and Cranny When the item being cleaned is submerged in the ultrasonic tank s fluid the millions of jets created by ultrasonic energy are capable of reaching into fine depres...

Page 8: ...SET TEMP TO TOGGLE HEAT FROM ON TO OFF TO ADUST ULTRASONIC POWER USE LEFT RIGHT ARROWS TO TURN MACHINE ON FLIP BACK POWER SWITCH TO ON AND PRESS FRONT ON OFF BUTTON TO TURN MACHINE OFF TURN OFF ULTRA...

Page 9: ...sion Use only water based solutions Do not ever use mineral acids These could damage the tank Failure to comply with these cautions will void your warranty Step Action 1 Select your cleaning solution...

Page 10: ...er Emptying always unplug the cleaner before emptying the tank Empty the solution into a waste disposal unit Filling always unplug the line cord before filling the tank Fill the cleaner to the operati...

Page 11: ...ace cleaning solutions often to increase ultrasonic cleaning activity Solutions as with most chemicals will become depleted over time Solutions can become contaminated with suspended soil particles wh...

Page 12: ...end items on a wire and then immerse them in the solution The advantages of this method are the simplicity of operation and cleaning effectiveness Indirect method Items laid randomly in solid insert t...

Page 13: ...rength Removes Mild Light oils and greases cutting oils and coolant compounds Mild to Strong Heavy grease and oil waxes vegetable oils inks wax or fat base buffing and polishing compounds milk residue...

Page 14: ...cid Hydrochloric Acid Hydrocyanic Acid Hydrofluoric Acid Hydrofluosilicic Acid Iodoform Mercuric Chloride Muriatic Acid Phosphoric crude Sodium Hypochlorite Potassium Chloride Stannic Chloride Stannou...

Page 15: ...not plugged in properly Plug into functioning electrical outlet Rear power switch not in on position Press power switch ON Lose Lose terminal Bad touch pad panel Digital timer Start button malfunction...

Page 16: ...the tank Make sure that tank was filled with warm tap water plus cleaning solution and has run 5 10 minutes Change solution Adjust solution to within 1 from top of tank filled with warm tap water Empt...

Page 17: ...17 Technical Support 39 Western Highway West Nyack NY 10994 Toll Free 877 561 0500...

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