Ultrasonic technology is the key to fast, repeatable precision cleaning of critical components. Success is best assured when the tool and frequency are well matched to the application. Ultrasonic cleaning consists of immersing parts in a suitable cleaning liquid. The mechanism supporting this process is one in which microscopic bubbles implode under pressure of agitation to produce shock waves, known as cavitation. These forces result in a scrubbing action on the surface of the parts, causing an intensive but gentle displacement of the particles from the surface of the parts.

The concentration of biodegradable chemical used supports this cavitation process by reducing the surface tension which separates and binds contaminated particles.