Miraclean Ultrasonics’ SonicCell Cube precision parts-cleaning system uses ultrasonics plus two additional types of mechanical cleaning actions to clean a variety of parts, including medical devices, aerospace and automotive components, and tools.

Many types of parts can be cleaned more successfully, often faster, with less operator involvement and without regulated solvents by using ultrasonics in an appropriately designed parts-cleaning system.

What is commonly referred to as "passivating" on a shop floor is actually just enhancement of a naturally occurring process on most stainless steels.

Miraclean Ultrasonics designs and builds aqueous parts cleaning lines to meet exacting cleanliness specifications.

Miraclean’s heavy duty parts washer is now available in a new, smaller work area: 20 × 16 × 14-inch platform depth, with a weight capacity of 50 lb.

Miraclean manual consoles feature a modular design to meet cleaning and passivating goals.

Automated anodizing makes it easier

Company has introduced a third standard size of the fully automated SonicCell® small footprint parts-cleaning line.

Well-designed ultrasonic cleaning systems have a proven track record of delivering gentle yet thorough parts-cleaning without regulated solvents to industries as diverse as aerospace, electronics, automotive and coating.

The SonicCell™ Max, a new, larger work area model of the SonicCellTM.

The same characteristics of ultrasonics that make them an important component on a new cleaning or pretreatment line also make them a valuable retrofit on an existing process line…

When precision services provider ATFAB planned its new 55,000-sq-ft facility in 1998, there was no doubt where their automated ultrasonic parts-cleaning line would go. “We’re not the kind of company that hides cleaning back in a corner.

There was a time ten or fifteen years ago when ultrasonic cleaning was considered something of a novelty.