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Dean Feiock · 03-31-2021, 03:25 PM

I purchased this model 4 years ago. It has 4 transducers, adjustable heater, and holds 2.5 gallons.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/10L-Liter-S...cAAOSwfz9gGKb3

It has worked well and I've had no issues. I use it for cleaning transmission bolts and other small transmission parts while the larger parts are going around in my jet spray cabinet. I use the same Zep chemical in the ultrasonic cleaner that I use in the large jet spray cabinet. I have used this to clean carbs as well. What I have found is using my soda blast cabinet works well to clean a carb prior to running through the ultrasonic cleaner. As mentioned by someone else, once the cycle is complete, remove the items from the cleaner. If you don't, the suspended particles will fall and attach themselves back onto your parts.

03-31-2021, 03:25 PM	#7
Dean Feiock Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Pierre, SD Posts: 204 Likes: 0 Liked 49 Times in 15 Posts	Re: Ultrasonic cleaner for small parts I purchased this model 4 years ago. It has 4 transducers, adjustable heater, and holds 2.5 gallons. https://www.ebay.com/itm/10L-Liter-S...cAAOSwfz9gGKb3 It has worked well and I've had no issues. I use it for cleaning transmission bolts and other small transmission parts while the larger parts are going around in my jet spray cabinet. I use the same Zep chemical in the ultrasonic cleaner that I use in the large jet spray cabinet. I have used this to clean carbs as well. What I have found is using my soda blast cabinet works well to clean a carb prior to running through the ultrasonic cleaner. As mentioned by someone else, once the cycle is complete, remove the items from the cleaner. If you don't, the suspended particles will fall and attach themselves back onto your parts. __________________ Dean Feiock -- Stock 5002