Ultrasonic cleaners for Airbrushes.

[wonwinglo]

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=3305

Used in the jewellery trade for a long time are these ultrasonic cleaners,they are fast gaining popularity for cleaning modellers airbrushes.

[Guest]

wow yes that does look good i could use it for jewellery and plus dad could use it for airbrushes

[wonwinglo]

*** Char,there are some on E-bay at the moment,they are not that expensive either.

wow yes that does look good i could use it for jewellery and plus dad could use it for airbrushes

[Guest]

we have been selling these in argos for the last 5 years lol

[Guest]

if anyone has an ALDI store near them, they are doing an ultrasonic cleaner this week on there specials, £14.99

[Guest]

Brilliant, my other half lives right near one, im sure she wont mind nipping over to fule my hobby...

well at least she can get control over the remote!

[Guest]

Justb a point of interest here but I have come across industrial sonic cleaners before on the ship but I have recently purchased a new idea in smoke generators for the model boat world.

It uses a nebuliser unit, which apparently uses frequencies of many times that used by cleaners, to generate water vapour from a unit placed into a boat hull. These things have been used for some time in the medical proffession for easing problems with breathing but the latest idea is to put them in a boat with an electronically controlled fan unit that works off the speed controller to generate a quantity of "Exhaust" relative to the speed of the motor.

They are very effective, use water, generate no heat and can be controlled to give very responsive smoke effects.

I'll get a couple of pictures sorted out later but I am very impressed.

[Guest]

Justb a point of interest here but I have come across industrial sonic cleaners before on the ship but I have recently purchased a new idea in smoke generators for the model boat world.It uses a nebuliser unit, which apparently uses frequencies of many times that used by cleaners, to generate water vapour from a unit placed into a boat hull. These things have been used for some time in the medical proffession for easing problems with breathing but the latest idea is to put them in a boat with an electronically controlled fan unit that works off the speed controller to generate a quantity of "Exhaust" relative to the speed of the motor.

They are very effective, use water, generate no heat and can be controlled to give very responsive smoke effects.

I'll get a couple of pictures sorted out later but I am very impressed.

:goodidea:hey, I would love to see some pics or video of it!!

Regards,

Dami

[Guest]

On sale in UK ALDI stores £17.99

albeit a different make

[Guest]

Thanks BB will have a look on Sat

[Guest]

Hi,

The last ultrasonic cleaner I brought went back, did'ent seem to work at all. But perhaps that was the problem it was a dud, Like you folks I've heard how good they are....

Perhaps you could use them for unclogging files, taking paint off!!.

Lets hear from those who use them and know..

Regards

Mel.

[geegad]

Interested in what the answer will be if somebody has got one perhaps a before and after pictures

I was thinking about getting one blagging this enemy by saying it will clean here ring

John

[stona]

I've only ever used mine for two purposes. Firstly cleaning airbrush parts which it does well and secondly cleaning the boss's jewellery at which it excels. Just as well really as this was the unique selling point I used when convincing her that "we" needed one.

Cheers

Steve

[Guest]

What "liquid" do you put in them?