Improve cleaning and sample prep performance with uniform sonication distribution in this ultrasonic cleaner. Read More
How to Clean Surgical Implants with IPA
A line of lower cost explosion-proof ultrasonic cleaners is ideal for cleaning surgical implants with isopropyl alcohol. Read More
 Rachel Kohn November 26th, 2012
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Selecting an Ultrasonic Cleaning Solution for Surgical Implants
Tips on achieving residue-free cleaning in the manufacture of surgical implants. Read More
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Rachel Kohn November 26th, 2012
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Ultrasonic Cleaner Design for Isopropanol
A different approach to ultrasonic cleaner design makes it much safer and simpler to use isopropanol as a cleaning solvent. Read More
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Rachel Kohn September 26th, 2012
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Ultrasonic Cleaning is Important Part of Disinfection, But Not a Replacement
Ultrasonic cleaning is an important part of disinfection and sterilization procedures in many different clinical environments. It removes organic debris through locally-high pressure waves generated by the creation and destruction of cavitation bubbles. If that organic debris isn’t removed, it can shield areas of the instrument being cleaned from the subsequent disinfection steps. Researchers at Read More
 Richard Gaughan September 25th, 2012
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How to use Acetone in a Solvent Ultrasonic Cleaner
Sequestered electronics allow this benchtop ultrasonic cleaner to safely be used with acetone and other volatile cleaning solvents. Read More
 Bob Sandor September 14th, 2012
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Making Change—It’s More Than Just the Principle of the Thing
You can make a decision in principle to adopt a new process or technology and then find out that the practical application is completely different from your expectations. If you have seen that, then you’ll find this article from researchers at Imperial College London to be of particular interest. They examined the distinction between adopting Read More
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Richard Gaughan August 2nd, 2012
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Ultrasonic Cleaning Enhances Sterilization Efficiency
You have to love a peer-reviewed academic journal called “Gut.” No, it’s not dedicated to study of the abnormal anatomy of couch potatoes, its purview is the structure and function of the abdominal organs and the way they’re studied. This 1983 article, for example, outlines an alternative method for obtaining a liver biopsy—through a catheter Read More
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Richard Gaughan June 26th, 2012
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Treating Tools to Avoid Prion Cross-Contamination
Mad cow disease, or, as it’s more formally known, bovine spongiform encephalopathy, is a transmissible disease that deforms neural tissue and results in death. It’s particularly scary because it can be transmitted from tissues of an infected cow or steer to humans, where it results in a form of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease. It’s possible that the Read More
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Richard Gaughan June 11th, 2012
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Protecting Delicate Surgical Instruments in an Ultrasonic Cleaner
Here's a clever way to protect delicate instruments from damage during ultrasonic cleaning. Read More
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Bob Sandor June 6th, 2012
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