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Olympus OER-Pro Dual Endoscope Reprocessor Good Cosmetic Condition. Came from working Environment. Sold "As-Is". TERMS OF SALE The photographs are of the actual item for sale and are a good... view more
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OLYMPUS Endosonic Ultrasonic Cleaner. -In excellent working condition. Product has been tested and is in exceptional working condition unless otherwise noted. Please take the time to enlarge the... view more
An ultrasonic cleaner is a piece of equipment that uses sound waves to clean objects. It works by creating high frequency sound waves that create tiny bubbles in the liquid that the object is immersed in. These bubbles then implode, creating a scrubbing action that can remove dirt, grime, and other contaminants from the surface of the object. Ultrasonic cleaners are used in a variety of industries, from medical and dental to automotive and aerospace.
The price range for ultrasonic cleaners can vary widely, depending on the type of cleaner and the size of the unit. Smaller tabletop models can range from a few hundred dollars to several thousand dollars, while larger industrial models can cost tens of thousands of dollars. Popular manufacturers of ultrasonic cleaners include Branson, Elma, and Omegasonics. These companies offer a wide range of models, from small tabletop units to large industrial-grade machines.