Industrial Bath Sonicator - Stainless Steel 2l, 240x145x100 Mm | Smooth Functioning, Prolonged Service Life, Excellent Performance, Easy To Use

1. Ultrasonic Frequency
Ultrasonic bath sonicators operate with high-frequency sound waves that generate cavitation in the liquid. Common frequency ranges:
20 kHz 40 kHz heavy-duty cleaning and industrial applications (more aggressive cavitation).
33 kHz 40 kHz standard, general-purpose ultrasonic cleaning.
Higher frequencies (e.g., 68 kHz) finer cleaning or delicate materials (less aggressive).

2. Tank Capacity & Dimensions
Small / benchtop: ~1.5 L to 10 L.
Medium industrial: ~10 L to 25 L.
Large industrial sonicators: Up to ~30 L or more.
Tank size and internal dimensions should suit the workpieces you need to process (e.g., large parts vs small assemblies).

3. Ultrasonic Power (Wattage)
Typical lab/industrial models range from ~50 W up to 1400 W or more total ultrasonic output.
More power increases cavitation intensity and cleaning/agitation capability for larger volumes.

4. Heating & Temperature Control
Many industrial sonicators include heating capability to improve cleaning efficiency:
Temperature range: Ambient up to ~80 C.
Heater power: varies by model, often 100 W 500 W+.
Digital temperature controllers and thermostats are common in industrial units.
Optional chiller versions are available for processes requiring lower bath temperatures.

5. Timer & Controls
Adjustable timers (e.g., up to 99 min or continuous).
Digital displays for time and temperature are standard on most industrial units.

6. Construction & Materials
Tank / Housing: Stainless steel (e.g., SUS304 or higher).
Transducers: PZT sandwich types bonded to the tank.
Accessories often include SS mesh baskets, lids, drain valves, and power cords.