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Do you really understand the performance of your cleaning machine? Quality control of ultrasonic cleaning is directly linked to the quality of the items being cleaned. The Sonic Watcher 2 is an essential tool on-site that 'visualizes' the state of ultrasound in the cleaning tank, contributing to the stabilization of cleaning quality and improvement of yield. The effectiveness of ultrasonic cleaning varies due to various factors such as the temperature of the cleaning solution, liquid depth, and type of cleaning agent. In particular, the sound pressure of the ultrasound is a crucial indicator that directly affects cleaning power. The Sonic Watcher 2 can accurately measure the sound pressure in the cleaning tank in real-time, allowing for a quantitative understanding of the previously ambiguous state of ultrasonic cleaning. Regular sound pressure measurements enable early detection of signs of reduced cleaning power, such as degradation of ultrasonic transducers or abnormalities in the cleaning solution. This optimizes the timing for maintenance of the cleaning machine and avoids the risk of line stoppage due to unexpected cleaning failures. Additionally, by measuring the sound pressure distribution in the cleaning tank, it helps identify the causes of cleaning inconsistencies and aids in setting optimal cleaning conditions. The Sonic Watcher 2 contributes to the maintenance, improvement, and optimization of cleaning quality, as well as strengthening the quality control system. Please feel free to contact us or download the catalog.

"Easy visualization of invisible ultrasonic standing waves." The ultrasonic viewer UUSV002 is a device that allows you to visually confirm the distribution of standing waves generated inside an ultrasonic cleaning machine. Ultrasonic waves emitted from the cleaning machine reflect repeatedly in water, forming a pattern of sound pressure variations known as standing waves. This device visualizes the state of those standing waves by placing a container filled with water and a special powder into the cleaning tank. The powder gathers in areas of lower sound pressure, allowing you to directly observe the strong and weak areas of the ultrasonic waves, as well as the distribution of the standing waves. This enables easy confirmation of the uniformity of ultrasonic waves in the cleaning tank, the condition of the transducer, and the effects of workpiece placement. It is useful for optimizing cleaning conditions, reducing cleaning inconsistencies, and troubleshooting cleaning equipment. It employs a small glass container that can be used with various solutions. It accommodates a wide range of ultrasonic fields, from two-dimensional standing waves in tabletop cleaning machines to three-dimensional standing waves from immersed transducers. To maximize the effectiveness of ultrasonic cleaning, why not use the ultrasonic viewer to transform the "invisible sound" in the cleaning tank into a "visible state"? Feel free to contact us for more information.