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Ultrasonic Cleaner (IoT large)

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Room IoT Innovation Lab
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IoT Innovation Lab Precautions apply   

You will be working in the IoT Innovation Lab . In order to keep safe from hazards created by you or other workers using any of the tools in this room, the following precautions apply in addition to any other precautions:

WORK IN PROGRESS

  • Tools and consumables in this room contain toxic chemicals, lead, and are a fire risk.
  • Equipment in this room can carry dangerously high voltage and current.
  • NO EATING OR DRINKING IN THE IoT INNOVATION LAB
  • When working with any liquids or emulsions (including water, flux, cleaning products, solder paste, etc,) ensure you have paper towels nearby to contain and clean up a spill.
  • When working with any hazardous chemicals or substances (eg. solder paste, flux, cleaning products, etchant, etc) you must wear nitrile gloves and eye protection.
  • Keep flammables, such as isopropyl alcohol, away from sources of heat, such as soldering irons, hot air guns, and PCB preheaters


edit these instructions at Instructions:Ultrasonic Cleaner (IoT large)

General Ultrasonic Cleaner Instructions

  • You have to make sure you have enough liquid in it or the machine will be damaged.
  • Do not use flammable liquids in it as they will be aerosolized and pose a fire or explosion risk.
  • Do not put your hands, or any body part, in the machine while it is running. Possible chemical hazards from the cleaning solution as well as the physical hazards of heat and ultrasonic sound.
  • Keep your parts off the bottom of the tank. It has a screen that should be used. This could over time damage the machine.
  • If your parts are small, it's best to fill with plain water and use a secondary container containing your cleaning fluid and the objects you're trying to clean. This makes cleanup easier and enables you to use less cleaning solution.
  • Depending on how your parts are soiled, just water may be enough to clean them.