High Frequency Ultrasonic Cleaner

A high-frequency ultrasonic cleaner uses ultrasonic frequencies higher than common industrial cleaning frequencies. Standard ultrasonic cleaners often use 28kHz or 40kHz. High-frequency models normally use 60kHz and above.

The main difference is the cavitation effect. Lower frequencies create larger and stronger cavitation bubbles, which are useful for heavy grease, carbon, oil, and durable metal parts. Higher frequencies create smaller cavitation bubbles, which are better for fine cleaning, small gaps, delicate surfaces, and precision components.

If your parts are easy to scratch, have small channels, or require a cleaner surface finish, a high-frequency ultrasonic cleaner may be a better choice than a standard low-frequency machine.

The best frequency depends on the part material, surface condition, contamination type, and required cleaning result. A higher number is not always better. For heavy oil or carbon deposits, 28kHz or 40kHz may clean faster. For delicate parts, 80kHz or higher may be safer.

The KHTDP Series is suitable for small and medium cleaning tasks where users need adjustable ultrasonic power and high-frequency customization. It is commonly selected for laboratories, repair shops, small parts cleaning, and precision components.

Available capacities include 3L, 4L, 6L, 10L, 15L, 22L, and 30L.

Choose KHTDP if you need:

• Compact benchtop size
• Adjustable ultrasonic power
• Custom high frequency
• Heating function
• Automatic sweep frequency
• Practical daily use for small parts

The KHTDF Series is suitable when users need more control modes in addition to high-frequency cleaning. It can include power adjustment, automatic sweep frequency, degas, and multiple cleaning modes.

Choose KHTDF if you need:

• LCD touch control
• Degas function
• Multiple cleaning modes
• Adjustable power
• Custom high frequency
• More flexible operation for laboratory or precision cleaning

The K Series is designed for industrial users who need larger cleaning tanks, stronger structures, independent ultrasonic generators, and long-time operation. It can be customized with high-frequency transducers when the cleaning process requires fine cavitation in a larger tank.

Choose K Series if you need:

• Industrial tank capacity
• Independent ultrasonic generator
• 5-100% power adjustment
• Custom tank size
• Custom high-frequency configuration
• Long-time operation
• Optional basket, lid, filtration, or lifting system

For most buyers, the question is not simply “which frequency is highest?” The better question is “which frequency matches my parts?”

Use this guide as a starting point:

If the parts are covered with thick grease, carbon, or heavy oil, a high-frequency ultrasonic cleaner may not be the fastest option. In that case, Anonkia may recommend a 28kHz or 40kHz industrial ultrasonic cleaner instead.

Anonkia high-frequency ultrasonic cleaners are used for:

• Laboratory cleaning
• Precision metal parts
• Small mechanical components
• Optical parts
• Electronic components
• Fine holes and grooves
• Delicate tools
• Semiconductor-related parts
• Medical or research instruments before further processing
• Fine particle removal
• Components that require surface protection

Anonkia can customize high-frequency ultrasonic cleaners according to your cleaning process.

Available customization options include:

• Frequency: 60kHz to 200kHz
• Tank capacity and internal size
• Ultrasonic power
• 5-100% power adjustment
• Heating system
• Timer control
• Automatic sweep frequency
• Degas function
• Independent generator
• Stainless steel basket and lid
• Drainage
• Voltage and plug
• Industrial filtration or lifting system, when required

To recommend the right model, we usually need to know:

• Part size
• Part material
• Contamination type
• Cleaning quantity per batch
• Required cleaning result
• Whether heating is needed
• Whether parts are delicate or coated
• Whether the machine will be used in a laboratory, workshop, or production line

Send Anonkia your part photos, dimensions, material, and cleaning target. We can help choose the right frequency, tank size, power, and ultrasonic cleaner series.