Rust occurs when iron and oxygen react in the presence of water or moisture in the air. Small and large metal parts are easy to rust corrosion, large machine parts if ignored and damp or damp, but also easy to rust corrosion.

Parts and tools with crevices, crevices, and pivots are difficult or impossible to remove by immersion or mechanical means. Traditionally, steel wool, organic solvents or immersion in strong acids are used to remove rust. Little do we know that, where parts are highly treatable, the use of ultrasonic water-based alkaline cleaning agents is considered to be the fastest, most effective and environmentally friendly method of rust removal.

Ultrasonic cleaning is used to remove rust more quickly and thoroughly than traditional methods. It then acquires p-waves to operate in a liquid immersed in the part or component to be cleaned. They destroy links to particles that are not part of the building block but are included in it. Ultrasonic cleaning machines, whether they use water or use special aqueous solutions, create small pressurized bubbles that remove rust from the components.

In short, dirty or corroded metal components, such as pumps, gears, and mechanical equipment, can generally be repaired in ultrasonic cleaning machines.