Cleaning Devices
Your workshop needs the right cleaning gear. Choose an ultrasonic cleaner with the correct tank size and power. For fluids, use a spray bottle with suitable nozzle and check it can handle chemicals. Mind the voltage and material. Compare dimensions and capacity before ordering.
Parts Washer | 75 l
3 pack sizes
1-2
Replacement Pump | for Parts Washer BGS 8693
Ozone Generator | 5000 mg/h
Replacement Ozone Plate | for BGS 74586
Pressure Sprayer | 1.5 l
Ultrasonic Parts Cleaner | 700 ml
Ultrasonic Parts Cleaner | 15 l
Ultrasonic Parts Cleaner | 30 l
Ultrasonic Parts Cleaner | 3.2 l
Ultrasonic Parts Cleaner | 6.5 l
Choose the Right Cleaning Device
Which cleaner suits your work?
Cleaning devices determine how quick you get parts clean. An ultrasonic cleaner uses vibrations in a liquid. It reaches awkward corners too. Choose the volume that fits the largest parts you clean. A small tank of a few litres is enough for injectors or brake calipers. For engine blocks or gearboxes, you need a larger model.
What to check when ordering?
Always check the mains voltage. Most devices run on 230 V, but there are also 12 V versions for mobile use. Also look at the power. A higher wattage heats the liquid faster and cleans more thoroughly. Check the tank dimensions. The part must fit completely inside, otherwise it won't get properly clean. Measure your largest part before you order.
Which accessories do you need?
For aggressive cleaning agents, use a pump spray bottle with a resistant container. Not every plastic withstands solvents. Check if the container is resistant to the fluid you use. An adjustable nozzle helps to spray precisely. Replace the pump in time if it leaks or doses poorly. This keeps your workshop efficient.
These cleaning devices belong to workshop equipment. Also look at reservoirs, funnels & pumps for dosing pumps and spray bottles, and at industrial chemicals for cleaning agents you put in the tank. For cleaning fuel systems, you also need test devices to check the result.