Ultrasonic cleaners primarily rely on the high-frequency vibrations and energy of sound waves to clean items.
When an ultrasonic generator produces a high-frequency electrical signal, it is converted into mechanical vibrations, generating ultrasonic energy within the cleaning tank.
This energy rapidly vibrates the liquid in the tank, creating countless tiny bubbles. When these bubbles burst instantaneously, they generate a powerful impact force, peeling and breaking down dirt, oil, and other impurities on the surface of the items.
Over time, these peeled and broken impurities are washed away by the cleaning fluid, thus achieving the purpose of cleaning the items.
