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Question: Does this have a taller internal basket, i.e. with sides, or is it more like just a tray?  I was anticipating using it for cleaning cartridge cases.
Document: I use it for brass cartridge cleaning, with Hornady one shot cleaner and it works great. Mine didn't come with the basket, had a tray, boo. I ordered the basket here on amazon. The only thing I don't like is that the timer only goes to 8 minutes. I run the cases anywhere from 4 to 8 cycles of 8 minutes. It is a hassle to go back every 8 minutes and reset it, I wish I could just set the timer for what I wanted it to be.
I'm using it in a more industrial environment than the usual jewelry cleaning. I put stainless steel parts in an isopropanol bath to clean them for oxidizer service. The maximum 480 second timer is shorter than I'd like; I'd prefer to be able to just leave it there running for ten minutes or so.But it has been quite effective, even using it with a solvent as every ultrasonic cleaner manual says not to. The display has fogged over from spilling isopropanol on it, so normal users would be advised to never clean it with anything other than soap and water.
I really like the size of this unit as most have small pans and it is a trick to get anything in them this one will hold a full size pistol (in parts of course) and a lot of cases (if you take the time to arrange them). The color is the only thing if it were a dark color you won't need to wipe it down every time you use it, but that is minor.
rec'd package in timely manner, no problems in shipping. Used a couple of times trying to clean dirty coins I find in the ground w/my metal detector but haven't found the right &#34;formula&#34; for this procedure yet. I like the unit itself, big enough tray and deep enough for what I want. It's pretty quiet and easy to operate. I would recommend buying it if you have smaller items like coins. jewelry, shell casings etc.
This is the same ultrasonic cleaner as the Lyman turbo sonic cleaner. I bought the stainless steel basket to hold a couple hundred .45 acp and run 3 long cycles with a household cleaning solution like windex. Does a good job with getting out powder residue inside and in primer seat. Not perfect but plenty good for reloading. The brass isn't as shiny as with a tumbler but still nice. You can make your own improved cleaner if you find Citric acid, Glycolic acid and use common soap products to be an emulifier and surfactant.
I wanted a good sonic cleaner for cleaning fired brass and this did fit the bill. The one problem is it does not have a basket but just a flat bottom strainer without any handles reaching the top of the water line. I solved this by some zip ties but it really could use a basket or at least handles that reach above the water. But as for results cleaning it is great. I like that it will run for a full 8 minutes and that it heats the water. I have owned a smaller one used for just jewelry and although it works great the heating of the water makes the solution you use work faster and better.
I was impressed w/the cleaner and dissapointed in the amount of grime I was leaving behind cleaning by hand.I then decided to no hand clean my Taurs 44 and just put it into the Ultrasonic... Removed the grips and put the entire pistol in. Wow...  You have to see it to believe it. I will be taking down a few of my long rifles and putting thier actions in.I would recomend this product to anyone with firearms. The only thing that I do not like about this Ultrasonic Cleaner is the plasic basket has no handles, so in order to retrieve it you have to wear rubber gloves or hand make retrieval handles so that you do not get solvent on your hands.I have been warned by others that you sould never reach into an Ultrasonic Cleaner while it is running.
(e.g. these ingredients: Isopropylamine sulfonate, Alcohol ethoxylate, Triethanol amine). Random arrangement of the brass in the basket is just as good as trying to line up the brass.
I will add vinegar to the Dawn and hot water, in the hope that the tarnish will disappear.The Bottom Line:  This works faster and better than a soaking solution and manual cleaning. Its design (as others have stated) is lacking. There should be handles attached to the plastic tray. That would make it much easier to remove items from the unit. I attached long wired (plastic bag) ties to the tray and it helps to lift it from the unit. Would I buy this ultrasonic cleaner if I had it to do again?
I put the basket back in and the water stops trembling in the middle, I spent all afternoon trying to clean stuff when I finally gave up.Either I have a defective unit (the sound on this is like a frying bug zapper that's under water) or it's just not worth it's mettle.I'm going to send this back and pay $10 less for the more powerful unit shown here:[...]
Answer: It comes with a flat plastic tray.I use this unit to make liposomal vitamin C, and it works very well for this purpose.