ultrasonic cleaner--where to buy?

[keithinvestigations]

Any links? Also when using the cleaner on coins, how many use cleaning solution vs just plain water?

 

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[stoney56]

You might look at Wal-Mart, Walgreens, Target, K-Mart or one of those type of places. Check out their ultrasonic denture cleaners. I think they run around $20-30 or so. I use one mainly for gold jewelry but also to clean the excess dirt off coins. As for a cleaning solution, I use Windex w/ammonia.

 

[keithinvestigations]

Thanks Stoney.

 

[BioProfessor]

Try Rio Grande Jewelry supply. I have one of theirs that heats the liquid. Works great. For coins, you might consider a rock tumbler with some media for cleaning and polishing.

Daryl

 

[willie d]

harbor freight and kellyco sell them.

 

[Timberwolf]

I bought mine from Sharper Image. Have had it for years and it still works great. I see they have one in their new catalog.

Tom

 

[GunFarce]

I have a old Heathkit one I built about 30 years ago to clean diving regulator parts.. Evey so often it craps out, but it just uses a simple transistor power circuit, a 555 timer and a couple of diodes. All the parts are still available, and cheaper than ever.. Just mild soapy warm water works well, I used to use windex, but forgot to dump it once, and the entire tank turned blue!!

 

[GarrettDealer]

Try Rio Grande Jewelry supply. I have one of theirs that heats the liquid. Works great. For coins, you might consider a rock tumbler with some media for cleaning and polishing.

Daryl

You know that a rock tumbler will literally ruin the value of your coins right? I'm a numismatist myself and nothing lowers the price of a coin like cleaning it.

 

[eagle77]

Ultrasonic machines - check for firearms suppliers

 

[Ray S ECenFL]

Try Rio Grande Jewelry supply. I have one of theirs that heats the liquid. Works great. For coins, you might consider a rock tumbler with some media for cleaning and polishing.

Daryl

You know that a rock tumbler will literally ruin the value of your coins right? I'm a numismatist myself and nothing lowers the price of a coin like cleaning it.

I suppose you are talking about cleaning you 'non valuable' finds, right?

 

[GarrettDealer]

Try Rio Grande Jewelry supply. I have one of theirs that heats the liquid. Works great. For coins, you might consider a rock tumbler with some media for cleaning and polishing.

Daryl

You know that a rock tumbler will literally ruin the value of your coins right? I'm a numismatist myself and nothing lowers the price of a coin like cleaning it.

I suppose you are talking about cleaning you 'non valuable' finds, right?

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