Happybuy Ultrasonic Cleaner 6L Ultrasonic Vinyl Cleaner 7-12 Inch 8 Records Ultrasonic Vinyl Cleaning Machine 180W Ultrasonic Records Cleaner with Drying Rack for Home Store
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- Superb Material: Overall 304 stainless steel structure, internal water tank size: 11.8X5.9X5.9 ". Anti-rust after long-term use, no liquid leakage. The stainless steel lid can prevent dust from entering when not in use.
- Cleaning Ability: Ultrasonic frequency: 40.000Hz, 3 X 60W=180W transducers. ultrasonic cleaner vinyl records can clean 8 vinyl records at a time, record size: 7 "-12".
- Adjustable Design: For different needs, the washing temperature can be adjusted between 0-80 C. Working hours can also be set: 0-30 minutes.
- Control Panel: Digital display and control panel for precise washing time and temperature control. Button adjustment, a commercial ultrasonic cleaner is simple and easy to operate.
- Full Accessories: Package includes ultrasonic record cleaner 6L, cleaning rack, drying rack, screwdriver, cover, power cord, and plug, as well as a user manual to guide operations.
Description
Happybuy Ultrasonic Cleaner 6L Ultrasonic Vinyl Cleaner 7-12 Inch 8 Records Ultrasonic Vinyl Cleaning Machine 180W Ultrasonic Records Cleaner with Drying Rack for Home Store
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Package Dimensions : 16 x 15 x 11 inches; 11.5 Pounds
Item model number : PS-30A
Date First Available : December 3, 2018
Manufacturer : VEVOR
Country of Origin : China
Best Sellers Rank: #67,868 in Industrial & Scientific (See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific) #190 in Lab Ultrasonic Cleaners
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Customer Reviews: 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars 340 ratings
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I have a huge record collection that was in a flood a few years ago. Most of the records literally have paper and dirt caked onto them. I also have a VPI 16.5 washer but I can't really use it for the really nasty records. Under the best of circumstances, it overheats after extended use and shuts off. Under the worst, I'd be constantly replacing brushes and felt pads if I tried to scrub down all these exceptionally filthy records with it. So I decided to have a go at this ultrasonic. Altogether, I'm very satisfied. It's not perfect but it's a huge help. It takes several passes for the extremely nasty records and even then it doesn't get them completely clean, but it gets them clean enough that I can use my VPI to finish them off. Remember: when I say extremely nasty, I mean EXTREMELY nasty. Maybe 2mm of paper that has somehow become glued onto the record and a bunch of river silt. This is stuff that isn't even coming off by soaking it in water for hours. After 2-3 30 minute passes in this thing, the solid crap is mostly gone and it just needs some scrubbing to remove the rest, then back in the ultrasonic for one more to get the last of the grime out. But how about records that aren't in such desperate shape? For those, nothing beats this washer. The VPI doesn't even come close. Many of these flood records are just loaded with small dirt particles that are just too small for the VPI brush and vacuum to get out. Even after several passes on the VPI, they still sounded extremely noisy. I've found that for these, I can skip the VPI entirely and just use the ultrasonic, and they come out sounding nearly new. It also doesn't hurt that I can do 8 at a time and leave it unattended for the whole cleaning cycle, then just take them off to dry. With the VPI, I have to do all the cleaning by hand and it's a much more manual process, so I can't do anything else when I'm washing records with it. And now some more neutral-to-negative observations. It's noisy. The cat loses his mind when I turn it on so I make sure he's out of the room and close the doors. It's kind of like someone scratching their nails on a chalkboard in hell for 30 minutes straight. It's not bad if you're in another room but you will not want to hang around right next to it while it's running. It also beeps very loudly when you turn it on or press buttons. In short, you will not be doing any late night cleanings with this if there are other people in your home. It can only do 40kHz. Much more expensive ultrasonics have options for faster or slower vibrations, which make for larger or smaller bubbles. Those different rates are better for cleaning different sizes and kinds of grime. I find that 40kHz is working for most of my needs but it's possible a more expensive washer could get some of that nasty adhesive or solid matter off of there easier. The thing is you just can't beat it for the price. A washer with those options is much more expensive. This is clearly a generic ultrasonic cleaner with a motor addon for spinning the records. It works great but someone may care about that note. For what it's worth, the motor mount and its casing are well made and the motor seems to have plenty of torque. The knob that's used for adjusting vertical positioning of the motor is a little janky (it's a threaded knob with simple serrated locking flange nut on the other side) but it gets the job done. I had some concerns at first but it's held well and TBH it's a fine solution, just not fancy. I think others have noted that the motor seems to spin too fast. I swapped out the power supply it came with with a 3A 12V supply. It spins slower and seems to be getting better results. The drying rack comes with no instructions and at first I had no idea what those parts were for. I've attached a pic of it assembled in case that helps someone else. It's great once it's set up and can hold quite a few batches of records so you don't get backed up waiting for them to dry. The heater takes a while to warm up. I usually just let the records spin in the cleaner while it's heating up as a presoak. The heater is also completely capable of getting hot enough to ruin your records. Run it at the default setting of 30 and you'll be fine though. That said, you *may* notice some minor bowl warp in some records after running them in the washer with the heater on, but for every one of those, it's gone right back to normal after cooling off and drying. If that bothers you, don't use the heater. The heater gets better results but it may not be worth the risk for some people. In my case, these records were mostly lost already so I run them all with the heater on to get things cleaner. There are some acrylic spacers that go between the records. When you have 8 records, a couple of them and their spacers will be on the threaded part of the spindle. If you're not careful, either or both of the spacer and record could crack in the middle. After months of use, my spacers are starting to crack in the middle and I'm not looking forward to trying to replace them. Also, the spacers come with some plastic coating that needs to be peeled off. If you don't, the coating will stick to your labels and pull some of them off. I have not had the problems some have mentioned about getting their labels wet. Just don't overfill the washer and it'll probably be fine. You won't get the entire runout spotless but you're probably not listening to the runout. The height of the records is also adjustable so if you overfill it, just don't lower the records as far. The manual doesn't have much in the way of specifics for fluid. It suggests water or water with some "detergent." I fill mine up with distilled water to the first edge line around the top, then add a couple of caps of Photo-flo so everything will drip-dry nice and clean with no spots. Finally, like most ultrasonics without filtration, you may end up with redeposit problems after a few batches with the same fluid. I had a pump / filter housing 3D printed and it helps quite a bit. Altogether, this is a great washer and in many ways does a much better job than my more expensive VPI washer. I absolutely would recommend it to anyone considering one.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2022 by M. Melvin M. Melvin
Great for cleaning vinyl. I had some nasty looking records picked up at various flea markets and garage sales. This made them look and play like new (Keep in mind. It will not fix scratches, but the issue with a lot of LPs skipping is mostly due to dirt and grime). Other reviews said it was too loud. Granted there is some noise, but not as bad as others made it out to be. Also, there has been criticisms about it spinning too fast during cleaning. I didn't find it too fast at all. My criticism that stops it from making it 5 stars is the lack of instructions. The manual helps with basic assembly which is easy. There is no instructions for actually cleaning your records. (Probably because it is not specifically made for LPs, and just comes with an attachment that allows you to use it that way) I had to search YouTube to figure it out. After watching several videos, I devised that it works well setting the temperature at 40 degrees Celsius, and the timer at 15 minutes. I used a gallon of distilled water with a little alcohol or record cleaning fluid. As I said, none of this is in the manual so you need to figure out the best process. Overall this is a great value for the money and recommended.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2023 by Oliver R. Laprad
I did tons of research before deciding on this vevor machine for use in my record store, and i couldn’t be more satisfied! Amazing bang for the buck! I’ve had it about 3 months and have cleaned over 2000 records during that time! I love that I can do up to 8! It’s simple and easy to use without a bunch of complicated gimmicky parts, all it takes is distilled water and a few drops of Kodak photo flo to do an amazing job! Vinyl comes out so clean and sounds so crisp! It’s easy to drain and so simple to use, the plastic discs keep the labels dry and the spinning mechanism works solidly. If you are reading this and are doing research on which cleaner to buy for yourself, look no further! I am record store owner that has no time for junk, and this unit exceeded my expectations! Much more expensive machines like hummingg use very little water, are made of mostly plastic and worse, use brushes which can cause damage to the surface of a record by dragging debris across. This little vevor is everything I want and need! It’s even heated and has a drying rack! The album in the picture was the first one I cleaned with no pre clean or anything, and it came out flawless! I was astonished! It’s a little loud but not deafening, just turn your music up, it’s liken to the sound and level Of a tattoo gun, so if that bothers you put it in a bother room. But for $200 bucks, even if it quits working in 2 or 3 years, I’ll just replace it; no problem! But so far it’s been amazing, I clean 200-300 albums a WEEK with no issues whatsoever! Don’t waste your money on a flimsy spin clean doing one record at a time winding by hand, spend a little more for this one! I have no reason to make up stories, if it was no good, I’d say so, but for me vinyl is my livelihood so I have no margin to play games, and have been thoroughly impressed! Do yourself a favor and buy this machine today!! You will not be disappointed! Happy listening! 🤘
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Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2023 by Matthew Comstock Matthew Comstock