VEVOR
VEVOR 10L Ultrasonic Gun Cleaner 300W 40kHz
10 litre capacity cleans gun parts, bullets and military supplies with 300 W ultrasonic power at 40 kHz, plus adjustable heat up to 80 °C and a 0–30 minute timer
- Width10.16
- 300 W ultrasonic power penetrates every crevice at 40 kHz
- 300 W heater adjusts 0-80 °C for faster grease removal
- 10 L stainless tank with basket holds full gun assemblies
- Digital timer runs 0-30 minutes for walk-away cleaning
- Five transducers deliver 360° cavitation without damaging parts
Ultrasonic gun cleaner 10L
The VEVOR ultrasonic gun cleaner holds ten litres of fluid and runs at 40 kHz with 300 W of ultrasonic power. It is built for gunsmiths, reloaders and armourers who need to reach every crevice of firearm components, brass and military kit without manual scrubbing.
Thermals and noise in use
The heater adds 300 W and adjusts from zero to 80 °C so you can match temperature to the contamination. A digital timer runs up to 30 minutes and the unit emits 75 dB while operating, letting you plan cleaning cycles around workshop noise limits.
Build and daily connections
The stainless-steel tank measures 500 by 135 by 150 mm with 1.0 mm wall thickness and five transducers bonded to the base. A 1.5 m mains cord, drain pipe, connector, basket, lid and jewellery ball ship in the box, giving everything needed to fill, run and empty the machine at a bench.
Highlights
- 300 W ultrasonic power penetrates every crevice at 40 kHz
- 300 W heater adjusts 0-80 °C for faster grease removal
- 10 L stainless tank with basket holds full gun assemblies
- Digital timer runs 0-30 minutes for walk-away cleaning
- Five transducers deliver 360° cavitation without damaging parts
Specifications
| Width | 10.16 |
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Questions about this item
How do I set up the VEVOR 10L ultrasonic cleaner, and what step is often missed?
Place the unit on a stable surface, insert the basket, fill the 500 x 135 x 150 mm stainless tank with solution to cover parts, fit the lid, plug the 1.5 m cord into a grounded outlet, then set the 0-30 minute timer and 0-80°C heater; the step often missed is pre-heating the fluid before loading parts.
What maintenance or replacement items will the cleaner need over time?
The tank has a 1.0 mm wall thickness and five 40 kHz transducers bonded underneath; if cavitation drops, the transducers may need professional re-bonding, while the basket, lid, water pipe and connector should be inspected for wear and replaced if damaged.
What limit appears first during a long cleaning session?
The timer caps each cycle at 30 minutes, so sustained use requires restarting the cycle; the 75 dB noise level and 300 W heating element also mean the fluid temperature can reach the 80°C ceiling, after which the heater cuts out until the bath cools.
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