New Ultraflexible Ultrasonics

Water/wastewater

New Ultraflexible Ultrasonics

01 Jan, 2000

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The camSonix range of ultrasonic baths from Camlab offers 13 models from 0.8 litre up to 90 litres, providing solutions for almost any industrial or laboratory application. Ultrasonic cleaning is powerful enough to remove heavy oils, waxes or fluxes, yet gentle enough to clean delicate precision assemblies. A unique feature of these

baths is the ability to choose the operating mode to optimise performance for specific applications. In Sweep mode the sound wave is oscillated to ensure efficient cleaning over the entire surface of articles such as printed circuit boards. In Normal mode, energy is concentrated to give maximum efficiency for the critical cleaning of items from delicate jewellery to engineering components.

Camlab camSonix baths incorporate many useroriented features – an ergonomic, liquidproof control panel, easy draining, and a lid which ensures a low emitted sound level (
The lid also doubles as a convenient drip tray when objects are removed from the bath. Automated control functions that make the camSonix baths easier to use include “Autodegas” for efficiently degassing new cleaning liquids, and “Autostart”, that delays the

application of ultrasound until the desired bath temperature is reached. A range of baskets, accessories and cleaning chemicals is also available. Camlab is one of the UK's leading scientific suppliers, with 50 years' experience in the laboratory market place. Already UK market leader

in Water Testing, the company is ideally positioned for catalogue and geographical expansion, organically and by acquisition. Complementing the many leading brand names to be found in Camlab's catalogues are its own branded products, Camlab Chemicals, Camlab Water instruments and reagents and a range of innovative ownmanufactured laboratory plastics. Unusually for a laboratory supplier, Camlab has its own inhouse service organisation, ensuring continued local support from their experienced team throughout the life of the instrument.

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