Carburetors, injectors, bearing housings, valve bodies — any part with blind passages that a brush can't reach. Solvent and a rag get the surface. They don't get the galleries. An ultrasonic cleaner does, by driving 40,000 pressure waves per second through the liquid and into every cavity the part has. This is what rebuilders use when the cleaning actually matters.

The VEVOR 15L Ultrasonic Cleaner runs at 40kHz with 240W of ultrasonic power and a 400W heater — enough tank for a small engine head, a carb cluster, or a full tray of injectors at once. 304 stainless steel inside and out.

What's in the unit:

• Tank capacity: 15L (3.96 gal)
• Ultrasonic power: 240W at 40kHz
• Heating power: 400W — adjustable RT to 176°F (80°C)
• Timer: 0–30 minutes, digital display
• Tank and basket: 304 stainless steel, corrosion-resistant
• Exterior dimensions: 15.75 × 12.8 × 11.61 in (400 × 325 × 295 mm)
• Unit weight: 15.08 lbs (6.84 kg)
• Noise: ≤75dB
• Certifications: CE, FCC, RoHS
• Voltage: 110V / 60Hz
• Includes: cleaning basket, drain valve, spare fuse

Good for:

• Carburetor rebuilds — passages, jets, emulsion tubes
• Fuel injector cleaning before flow testing
• Small engine parts: valve bodies, cam followers, lifters
• Shop tools and hardware that need actual degreasing, not just a wipe-down

Not for:

• Soft metals like aluminum in prolonged acidic solutions — use a compatible cleaning fluid
• Parts larger than the 15L tank — the 30L and 50L Vevor units are sized for that.
  → Vevor Ultrasonic Cleaner — 30L, 600W
• Rubber seals and gaskets — cavitation will degrade them

15L tank, 240W ultrasonic, heated to 176°F. For $155.95, it's the same process professional rebuilders use — without the commercial shop price tag.