Ultrasonic cleaners have been around since the 50s and are used to clean all sorts of oddly-shaped or specialty objects by creating cavitation within a liquid that allows the surface of the object ...

It seems like more and more people are turning to ultrasonic cleaners to get the job done, though, and for good reason: just dunk your board and walk away while cavitation does the work for you.

Enjoy the benefits of powerful cavitation thanks to the 40kHz ultrasonic frequency and watch as your highly used household items undergo a deep clean in minutes. It’s available in either one ...

KROHNE, a global leader in measurement solutions for the process industries, highlights the verification of ultrasonic flow meters using small volume provers, a common technique in the oil and gas ...

The team used a commercial ultrasonic system with a 20mm sonotrode, operating at 20 kHz with a power of up to 2,200 W. At that frequency and power, vapor-filled cavitation bubbles formed randomly ...