ultra sonic cleaner

[Dellboy]

After just cleaning 4 unloved 10 22 club guns i realise how much i miss my old (very old) broken cleaner ..

So any recomendations for something big enough to take a couple of trigger groups bolts mags etc before stripping them down to inspect

[Christel]

We run a heated 6.5L - would do the job.

[Dellboy]

any links please

[Christel]

Oh...can't remember where it came from, let me have a look.

[Christel]

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2L-3L-6L-10L ... :rk:1:pf:0

That would do it.

[Dellboy]

good stuff looks like thats my birthday prezzie to me

[Christel]

Shop around, some are heated, some are digital, that size will do it though.

[Ovenpaa]

I must admit I am very impressed with this one. We invariably use Paraffin in our Ultrasonic cleaners and it gets pleasantly warm so heaters are seldom used.

[Dellboy]

I must admit I am very impressed with this one. We invariably use Paraffin in our Ultrasonic cleaners and it gets pleasantly warm so heaters are seldom used.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07 ... UTF8&psc=1

bought this one been in use for about 6 weeks now and its the nuts

As Ovenpaa recomended i use parafin set to about 25 degrees and 10 mins cleans most things well occasionally needs a soak and second go .
Really makes strip and cleans easy .

i watched it on Amazon and got an e mail saying price reduced so paid £128 delivered ..

[Ovenpaa]

We are currently running two, one 'clean' and one 'dirty' so parts into the dirty first then into the clean and out. I never use the heater as a few cycles and the temperature soon rises to 30C which is about maximum for my mind fro a safety viewpoint. I place smaller parts into plastic or glass containers withn the main tank so they are easier to remove at the end of the cycle.