During refraction, small vacuum cavities are formed which collapse or implode, during compression. This continuing and rapid process, called cavitation is responsible for the scrubbing effect which produces ultrasonic cleaning. Not All Ultrasonic Cleaning Systems are Created Equal Many ultrasonic cleaning machines generate a fixed frequency. Super Sonic Blind Cleaning , however, uses the Blind Doctor System . This system utilizes the versatile performance of Simultaneous Multi-Frequency Generation .
High frequencies loosen and attack soils in inaccessible areas.
Lower frequencies provide the heavy duty cleaning necessary to rapidly and thoroughly complete the cleaning process. The presence of more than one frequency also reduces the probability of damage to sensitive parts, as it avoids the single strong resonance found in other ultrasonic tanks. This cooperating effect of many frequencies insures constantly uniform, safe, and thorough cleaning.