DK SONIC 10L Sonic Cleaner, Commercial Ultrasonic Cleanerwith Heater Basket for Jewelry,Ring,Eyeglasses,Denture,Watchband,Coins,Metal Parts,Carburetor,Record,Circuit Board etc(10L,220V)

I'm slightly sceptical regarding cheap ultrasonic cleaners to be honest. I have used proper commercial ones on ships to clean fuel injector nozzles and even these struggle a bit.However, I had a carburettor to clean on a bike I'd had stashed in a shed forever while I renovated a house and figured for the price I'd give it a go. It's quite surprising the amount of gunk in the carb thanks to numb-nuts here not draining the fuel out when I put the bike to one side.One thing apart from the price attracted me to this unit and that it actually looks like a workshop cleaner not a tarted up plastic thing you often see. I know that's not necessarily the best way to buy something but I figured it was a good starting point.When I got this - and bearing in mind I paid just over £100 - I was more than surprised at how well made it is. Really. It does give a better impression of quality than the price suggests and looks perfectly at home in my workshop.So, in the box you get the ultrasonic cleaner with basket inside, instructions and a premoulded UK plug. Simple and easy.To use, put the cleaner of your choice in - I used carb cleaner for these baths - and then turn it on and chose how long and how hot.For me that was simply the max on both. Realistically I can't see any real benefit of not just maxing this out as it's not likely to vibrate anything into atoms like some massive industrial job.And it did a fine job of removing the gunk from the carb. Okay, I couldn't get the whole unit in but the important manky bits were submerged and it worked fine. I do recall I ran it twice through at the end of which it was very clean indeed.So, bottom line is that for the money, this is a cracking bit of kit.

Really great piece of kit 😉

I'm writing this review from the point of a jeweller. As we know these machines are brilliant to have int the workshop. I haven't had this long enough to rate the longevity of it but I am pleased with it. I love the dials instead of digital controls. It is quite a vibrant ultra sonic, my last one was a cheap supermarket one and it did the job but this has a lot more umph to it.The temprature comes up quickly, and being aware that it may over heat i just have it turned on when i use it to avoid any mishaps there.It has easily removed polish residue (Luxi, so water based), good removal of gunk form years of wear on old jewellery, and i think it wioll do well on tarnish if you have the right solution in the water.So far the only downfall is the basket marks (or can mark) silver when it vibrates in the basket, i had to pull it out and repolish. I haven't had that problem with gold, and i'll make some copper wire inserts to suspend the jewellery in the solution in future. I am pleased with it, and i highly recommend it as a good reasonably priced workshop tool.

I bathed the carburettors from my 1973 CL 350 they did a lovely cleaning job.

As the headline says. Light use for a couple of months and then it just stopped working. Amazon is now totally useless for warranty and the seller ignores the warranty request.

This made easy work of cleaning my 30 brass figurines. Easy to use and st up. Quick if not a bit noisy but love it.

Works great, but dont believe its size. Says 6ltr, but only hold 4.. not sure what that is about. But it works well, really glad I bought it. Dont expect it to clean everything first time and as well as a toothbrush and paraffin. But does save many man-hours. Had to put a bit of insulating rubber on the lid corners to stop the really annoying vibrations when it's on.

the issues with 99% of the sellers that they try to be smart and tricky , reducing the items prices, but ripped you by shipping, old trick, i simply avoids them and search for a good real sellers with a good international shipping cost