Customer Reviews for VEVOR Ultrasonic Cleaner 2L Jewelry Cleaning with Digital Timer Ultrasonic Cleaning Machine for Jewellery Rings Watches Eyeglasses Dentures Coins Metal Parts Commercial and Home Use

If you want shiny new looking things, this is for you

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Reliable and easy to use. If used in a moderately cool room (under °65 f) it can take a while to heat up. Other than that it works great.

It’s been several months now. This works fairly well given the cost, but the one I got seems to have an issue with keeping the temp right so I don’t use it for temperature sensitive cleaning (I don’t do temperature sensitive cleaning in general so this point is kinda moot). If you do want hot cleaning just put hot water from your sink or something. Sound insulation isn’t a thing really so just be aware.

Works great!! This is for small pieces. He really needs the 10L for his projects.

Debated whether or not I needed one - so happy I bought it. Cleans parts better than I can with a brush. Bought the 6L size. It will easily hold an 11/32 cassette. A 48 chain ring won’t quite fit, so I just turn it and run another cycle. All those hard to reach nooks and crannies like screw holes on the crank arm now get spotlessly clean.

For the cost it's workable with a large volume. Manual is minimal and obviously translated painfully from Chinese. Seems well made, but noisy--it sings at various pitches throughout the run. It great for my occasional use with larger parts; i think I wouldn't want it if my shop depended on it all the time.

This things is great. I bought it to use with an ULTRA Sonic Spin - Record Cleaning Kit that holds three records at a time that sits above this tank and rotates the records through the cavitation bath.The machine heats up pretty quickly. I clean my records at a starting temperature of 25º Celsius and run until it hits 40º Celsius which gives me several hours of cleaning. I do pause later in my cleaning to let the bath cool a little between cleanings.I set my timer for 19 minutes which gives me two nine-minute cycles (two slow cycles through the cavitation bath) and one minute to play with to lower the records into the tank and to raise them back out at the end. Using this method I can clean six to nine records an hour which is how I want it (this leaves me plenty of wiggle room when the bath gets hot). You can run your Spinner much faster but this will heat up your bath faster and not clean as thoroughly.This bath has given some of my records a new life and has given every one of them a pure and clean playback. I can't recommend this bath highly enough to clean your records.

Big enough to get a set of eye glasses into, and powerful enough to do something useful.