Model UC-8180L (LCD display). Ultrasonic power: 180 W. Tank size (internal): 300 x 150 x 150 mm (L x W x H). Tank capacity: 6.8 L. Available ultrasonic frequencies: 53 / 68 / 80 / 100 / 130 kHz. Digital timer: 1–99 minutes (adjustable). Package size: 402 x 252 x 355 mm. Net weight: 7.2 kg. Gross weight: 8.0 kg. Power supply variants: AC 220–240 V, 50/60 Hz or AC 110–120 V, 50/60 Hz.
Different frequencies change cavitation characteristics. Lower frequencies (here 53 kHz) produce stronger, larger cavitation bubbles for heavier, stubborn soils. Higher frequencies (100–130 kHz) produce finer, gentler cavitation suited for delicate instruments or cleaning small crevices and intricate surfaces. Choose a lower available frequency for heavy soiling and a higher one for delicate items.
The UC-8180L has an LCD digital timer adjustable from 1 to 99 minutes. Fill the tank and place instruments, select the desired frequency and set the cleaning time using the control panel, then start the cycle. The display shows the remaining time. For precise settings, follow the user manual supplied by the manufacturer.
Internal tank dimensions are 300 x 150 x 150 mm (L x W x H), so instruments should be shorter than 300 mm in length and fit within the other dimensions. Ensure instruments are fully submerged but do not exceed tank volume or obstruct transducer areas.
Use ultrasonic-compatible cleaning detergents (neutral, enzymatic, or mild alkaline solutions depending on soil type). Avoid flammable solvents, strong acids, or concentrated bleach that can damage the tank or corrode instruments. Always follow detergent manufacturer recommendations and the instrument manufacturer's cleaning guidance.
This model description does not list a built-in heater. Warm solution can improve cleaning efficiency, but only use safe temperatures recommended by the solution and instrument manufacturers. Do not exceed temperatures that could damage instruments or the unit. If a built-in heater is required, confirm with the supplier or choose a heater-equipped model.
Fill the tank with water or cleaning solution to the recommended level and run the ultrasonic for 3–5 minutes with no load to degas the solution and stabilize cavitation. This improves cleaning performance on the first cycle.
General steps: 1) Inspect and remove gross debris manually. 2) Place instruments in an appropriate basket, fully submerged but not overcrowded. 3) Fill tank with cleaning solution to the correct level. 4) Select frequency and set timer (1–99 min) and run. 5) Rinse instruments thoroughly with clean water after ultrasonic cleaning and dry or sterilize as required by the instrument protocol.
Use caution. High-frequency cycles are gentler, but some delicate items (pearls, certain gemstones, soft-plated items, porous materials, or items with glued components) can be damaged by ultrasonics. When in doubt, consult the item manufacturer or test on a noncritical sample.
No. Running the ultrasonic with insufficient liquid can damage the transducers and tank. Always maintain the recommended liquid level (enough to fully submerge items and cover transducer areas) before starting a cycle.
Replace the solution when visibly dirty or when cleaning performance decreases. For heavy soiling, change more frequently. Clean the tank regularly by draining, wiping with a soft, nonabrasive cloth, and rinsing. Unplug the unit before maintenance. Follow manufacturer maintenance recommendations for longer service life.
This model is available in two mains variants: AC 220–240 V, 50/60 Hz or AC 110–120 V, 50/60 Hz. Use the version that matches your local mains voltage. No special outlet beyond the correct voltage and standard grounding is typically required; check local electrical codes and the product manual.
Safety tips: unplug before maintenance, avoid flammable solvents, do not operate the unit with open covers if designed to be closed, keep hands out of the liquid while running, use appropriate PPE when handling contaminated instruments, and ensure proper ventilation if using chemical solutions. Follow instrument and detergent safety data sheets.
Typically suitable: surgical/dental stainless steel instruments, metal tools, glassware, ceramics, and some plastics. Avoid items that are fragile, porous, or have bonded/loose parts unless recommended by the manufacturer. Always verify compatibility with the instrument maker.
Warranty and service details vary by supplier and region. Contact your seller or the manufacturer's authorized service center for warranty terms, spare parts, or repair services. Keep proof of purchase and product model/serial information handy when requesting support.
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