130 devices · GMDN 36749
Ultrasonic-cleaning water baths use high-frequency sound waves to agitate water and remove debris from instruments or utensils, such as surgical tools or dental equipment. The process relies on cavitation—tiny bubbles that form and collapse—to dislodge contaminants, improving hygiene and reducing manual scrubbing time.
These devices are typically regulated as medical or dental equipment, depending on their intended use, and may require compliance with standards for cleaning efficacy and safety. They are often supplied as standalone units with adjustable settings for temperature, power, and cycle duration, though some include optional cleaning agents for enhanced performance.
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