Title: Ultrasonic carb cleaning Post by: Manky Monkey on October 31, 2010, 11:53:55 PM I picked up a leaflet for these guys in my local tool shop the other day. Might be useful to someone.
"CC's Ultrasonic Carburettor Cleaning". www.carbcleaning.com Chris Clayden 05602-051339 To quote their flyer: Ultrasonic cleaning is the process of complete removal of a wide variety of contaminants from objects such as carburettors, using high frequency sound waves. These non-audible sound waves create a scrubbing brush action to effectively remove scale from carbs. Removes stale fuel residue, unleaded petrol deposits, sediments, grease & many other substances. As an example, cleaning a single motorcycle carb will cost £22.50 + VAT. Title: Re: Ultrasonic carb cleaning Post by: BikerGran on November 03, 2010, 07:23:05 PM That's not bad is it? Even a four would cost less than £100. Hm.
Title: Re: Ultrasonic carb cleaning Post by: Tony oily bike on November 03, 2010, 09:15:22 PM Interesting info checked their website and was interested to see they do vapour blasting, can't say I know of any local to the Guildford area (dare say someone will prove how ignorant I am on that....)
On the subject of Ultrasonic Cleaners I play with these a bit at work (and sorry, no I can squeeze the odd home widget in! not even my own!!), and although not wanting to take business away from these guys, I had a quick look on the web from a scientific company to get an idea of price and although not cheap, maybe a bunch of mates (monkeys) might consider pooling some dosh? This particular one comes in at just under £500 (not cheap, but do the maths). LINK REMOVED AS SUSPECT (tho OK for me using AVG protection) BUT BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY - THANKS SIMON HERE'S A NEW ONE http://www.fisher.co.uk/ then type in "142-6001" ino the site's 'Search' box (top left) USC300T, 2.80 Litre, 237mmx134mmx100mm Internal dimensions, 160Watt, cat ID 142-6001 Some cleaning solvents might need to be bought, depends on what needs to be cleaned, but apart from that, it just a bit of lekky. If anyone decides to buy/use one, theres a big NO NO (elf n safety wise) Don't put your hand/fingers in the solution when its on. I've heard it reported that it can cause air bubbles in the bloodstream with potentially fatal consequences. :-\ On that cheery note.............. Title: Re: Ultrasonic carb cleaning Post by: Simple Simon on November 04, 2010, 06:33:20 PM WARNING
Just tried this link and my browser immediately shut it down saying it has threats containing malware that can access personel info. ??? :( Tony please check the link to make sure its correct. ;) Title: Re: Ultrasonic carb cleaning Post by: hunter on November 04, 2010, 06:40:49 PM mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm I opend it without any problems,i have firefox.
Title: Re: Ultrasonic carb cleaning Post by: Simple Simon on November 04, 2010, 06:45:46 PM I'm running Windows7 and I have tried a couple of times to open it but it says the same each time, it has reported this site to Windows as unsafe.?
Title: Re: Ultrasonic carb cleaning Post by: Tony oily bike on November 04, 2010, 07:45:40 PM Not sure what's going on there, but have revised the main thread, better safe than sorry, so thanks Simon.
Title: Re: Ultrasonic carb cleaning Post by: Simple Simon on November 04, 2010, 08:37:45 PM that link works fine for me now Tony ;D
Looks good that, might be a way to earn a few quid ;) Title: Re: Ultrasonic carb cleaning Post by: panthershaun on November 06, 2010, 03:12:37 PM got a sonic bath in my shed, came from a mate who works for a big chemical company... they get binned after a short period of use.... works wonders on carbs etc..
Title: Re: Ultrasonic carb cleaning Post by: yanto on November 07, 2010, 08:32:14 PM i use a cheap one i got from maplins cost me £37 but i have done about 40 carbs and its about had it
its for jewelry but big enough for a carb but you have to turn it over Title: Re: Ultrasonic carb cleaning Post by: BikerGran on November 08, 2010, 12:27:39 AM Just as a matter of interest, why are they binned after a short period?
Title: Re: Ultrasonic carb cleaning Post by: Tony oily bike on November 08, 2010, 01:23:53 PM Maplins!!!
Of course............ http://www.maplin.co.uk/Search.aspx?criteria=ultrasonic |