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Is there a 40 kHz ultrasonic transducer for medical use?
The (38 kHz) 40 kHz Ultrasonic Transducer is available in both 600 and 1200 Watt versions and can effectively clean stains and large contaminants from machined parts, wires, lenses, glass, ceramics, and medical devices.
What kind of transducer is Kaijo 40 kHz?
Kaijo provides a full product line of ultrasonic cleaning transducers including the ( 38 kHz) 40 kHz Ultrasonic Transducer that is available in immersible, bolt-on or a tank mounted type to accommodate your specific requirements.
How are sound waves generated in a transducer?
Transducers will generate sound waves within the liquid of a tank or bath and are designed to withstand the cavitations and immersion in the liquid at elevated temperatures. If needed several transducers can be setup in a multiple-transducer configuration.
Can a transducer be used in a bath?
The transducer can operate in the liquid of a bath or tank with temperatures up to 100 degrees centigrade and will provide high reliability for the most demanding applications. If you need a custom cleaning application, Kaijo specialists can recommend transducers and cleaning solutions from their full line of cleaning products.
How is a piezoelectric transducer used in ultrasonic cleaning?
Piezoelectric transducer for ultrasonic cleaning is an important part of an ultrasonic cleaner, the ultrasonic transducer converts electrical energy from ultrasonic generator to ultrasonic waves. You may also like…
Which is better a 20kHz or a 40khz ultrasonic tank?
Tanks and transducer radiating surfaces will last longer than 20-25kHz ultrasonic systems but not as long as frequencies above 40kHz. 40kHz systems generate significantly less audible noise than 20-25kHz systems but not as low as higher frequency systems.
How long does an ultrasonic transducer tank last?
Dead zones between energy bands (standing waves) are still present although these zones are not as large as those in a 20-25khz system. Tanks and transducer radiating surfaces will last longer than 20-25kHz ultrasonic systems but not as long as frequencies above 40kHz.