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Moore and Wright Caliper seen on Channel 4’s ‘Jaguar XKSS – A supercar is reborn’. The MW110-15DBL caliper was used to mark out on the building of the Jaguar XKSS on episode 6 of the show. The popular precision tool is constructed from Stainless Steel, hardened and ground frame and allows Outside, Inside, Depth and Step measurements.

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Get 2021 off to a good start with a clean and tidy desk on #CleanOffYourDeskDay 

Our Benchtop Ultrasonic Cleaners are ideal for cleaning smaller items like office supplies, storage trays, coasters and awards.

The Ultra+ General Purpose cleaning solution allows you to clean a large variety of items or for specific items choose one of our specialised formula ultrasonic cleaning solutions.

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Do you have limited space in your workshop or home?

Our Benchtop tanks are great for tight spaces and are easy to manoeuvre. They are ideal for efficiently cleaning small parts including the following applications – jewellery, dentistry, PCB boards, small machine parts and optometry.

With our range of cleaning solutions we can help you achieve the best results for your items, starting from our 1L bottles.

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What can Ultrasonic Cleaning Tanks be used for?

Using our wide variety of Ultrasonic Cleaning solutions, our Ultrasonic cleaner are versatile for many applications.

From General Purpose to Jewellery and Precious Metal, our specialised formulas help achieve fast and astonishing results.

Our range offers cleaning solutions suited to a wide variety of applications. Contact one of our product specialists to enquire about more specific uses.

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When it comes to removing rust and bringing your corroded items back to life, our Oxidation and Rust Removal Ultrasonic Cleaner Solution does not disappoint! Have a read of our customers reviews below and see for yourself,

⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ “Amazed at how well it helped to clean aluminum and rusted steel strips and screws.”

⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ “The difference was night and day, leaving a corroded and coked-up 150,000 mile aluminium cylinder head looking brand new.”

⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ “Brilliant stuff”

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These amazing results are just why Ultrasonic Cleaning is widely used in the Jewellery Industry.

At a fraction of the time usually spent professionally cleaning jewellery, our Ultrasonic cleaners remove dirt, oil and tarnish, leaving your items sparkling and bright.

Ideal for personal use to extend the life of your jewellery and also as a time-saving and effective option for jeweller’s. 

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Read our Ultrasonic Engineer’s reply to the customer’s query below.

Q: Will this carburettor cleaning solution damage neoprene seals, O rings etc? Is it totally safe to leave seals in place or is removal required prior to use?

A: Over the years many different materials have been used to make seals and gaskets in carburettors, and we cannot guarantee that our cleaning solutions are safe to use on all of them.

Generally, the rubber seals used are very robust to chemicals considering they spend their life in contact with petrol or petrol vapours.

In an ideal world, we would recommend fully stripping down a carburettor and removing all gaskets, seals, and diaphragms before ultrasonic cleaning, this will give you the best chance of removing contaminants and getting into all of the cavity’s, crevices, and component parts then replacing all seals and consumable parts with new.

In the real world unless you’re carrying out a nut and bolt rebuild this is unlikely to happen, most of our customers have great results lightly stripping down their carburettors to expose areas such as the float bowl where contamination can accumulate and placing straight into the ultrasonic cleaner. Usually, a 30-minute clean will give good results dependant on the age and start condition of the carburettor being cleaned.

For such a short period of time it is unlikely that seals and gaskets would be damaged, especially as a limited surface area of the seals are exposed when a carburettor is in its built-up state.

We wouldn’t recommend soaking the carburettor’s for long periods of time as longer exposure is more likely to damage the seals.

If you are concerned about potential damage where possible we would recommend a test clean to be carried out with old sacrificial seals if you have them, prior to a carburettor clean to ensure no damage would be done.

It is always good practice to fully rinse and flush the carburettor after cleaning to remove dislodged contaminants and cleaning fluid using fresh petrol or compressed air.

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