Ultrasonic Cleaners
Compare Excel Healthcare’s 2.5L, 5L and 10L ultrasonic cleaners for cleaning compatible reusable instruments. Choose a model around the instruments you process, the usable basket space and your cleaning workload.
Ultrasonic cleaning helps remove debris before further processing; it does not sterilise instruments. Follow the instrument, cleaner and cleaning-solution manufacturers’ instructions, with appropriate inspection, testing and maintenance.
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Ultrasonic Cleaners2.5 Litre Ultrasonic Cleaner
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Ultrasonic Cleaners5 Litre Ultrasonic Cleaner
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Ultrasonic Cleaners10 Litre Ultrasonic Cleaner
Price range: £66.15 through £793.80 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
Ultrasonic CleanersStarter Pack 1
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Ultrasonic CleanersStarter Pack 2
Price range: £55.64 through £667.68 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
Compare our ultrasonic cleaner sizes
Start with nominal capacity, then check the usable basket space and the manufacturer’s loading instructions. A larger tank does not by itself establish how many instruments can be cleaned effectively in one load.
| Model | Features listed on the product page | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| 2.5 litre | Digital temperature control; five cleaning cycles; lid and basket supplied | View 2.5L cleaner |
| 5 litre | Digital timer and temperature control; lid and basket supplied; drain hose included | View 5L cleaner |
| 10 litre | Digital timer and temperature control; lid and basket supplied; drain hose included | View 10L cleaner |
Before ordering, check instrument compatibility, basket dimensions, cleaning-solution requirements and the testing and maintenance arrangements for your intended use.
Why Clinics Use Ultrasonic Cleaners
Ultrasonic cleaners are widely used in dental clinics, podiatry practices, veterinary surgeries, beauty clinics and tattoo studios as part of the instrument cleaning process before sterilisation. They help remove debris, contaminants and particles from instruments before they are placed into an autoclave.
Ultrasonic cleaning can help remove debris from compatible instruments with hinges or intricate parts. Cleaning effectiveness depends on correct loading, a suitable solution and a maintained and tested process. Inspect instruments after cleaning rather than relying on the cycle alone.
Ultrasonic Cleaning and Infection Control
Effective infection control involves more than simply sterilising instruments. Instruments should first be cleaned correctly to remove visible debris before sterilisation begins.
Many clinics use ultrasonic cleaners alongside:
- Class B autoclaves
- Sterilisation pouches
- Distilled water systems
- Medical trolleys
- Instrument trays
Together, these systems help support a more organised and efficient sterilisation workflow.
Ultrasonic Cleaners for Dental and Medical Instruments
Ultrasonic cleaning may be appropriate for reusable instruments in the following settings where the instrument manufacturer permits it:
- Dental instruments
- Podiatry tools
- Veterinary instruments
- Beauty treatment tools
- Tattoo and piercing instruments
Check compatibility for each instrument; dental handpieces must not be cleaned ultrasonically without manufacturer confirmation. For primary care dentistry in England, HTM01-05 prefers a washer-disinfector and describes ultrasonic cleaning as a cleaning method or additional stage.
Modern ultrasonic cleaning units are available in different sizes to suit both smaller clinics and busy healthcare environments with higher instrument volumes.
Benefits of Ultrasonic Cleaners
Benefits of ultrasonic cleaners include:
- Improved cleaning consistency
- Reduced manual cleaning time
- Better cleaning of hard-to-reach areas
- Support for infection control procedures
- Faster instrument preparation
- Improved sterilisation support
Regular maintenance and changing the cleaning solution when required will help ensure ultrasonic cleaners continue to perform effectively over time.
Need help choosing an ultrasonic cleaner?
Tell us which instruments you need to clean, your typical workload and the space available. Contact Excel Healthcare to discuss the listed models and the information you need before ordering.
For a comparison of cleaning methods, read our guide to ultrasonic cleaners vs manual cleaning.