Elma Germany · supplied by Techspan
Cleaning at the speed of sound.
Elmasonic ultrasonic cleaners from Elma Germany, plus the baskets, solutions and advice that go with them. Order online, get it delivered anywhere in New Zealand, and deal with the people who sell and service it.
Start with the job
What are you cleaning?
Pick the job and see the machines, baskets and solutions people use for it.
The range
Five series, bench to factory.
From compact benchtop units to 255 litre industrial tanks, every Elmasonic is built by Elma in Germany.
Size it
How big a tank?
Slide to the volume you have in mind and see which models sit closest. Capacities are the figures printed on each product page.
How it works
Millions of tiny bubbles, doing the scrubbing.
An ultrasonic cleaner sends sound through the liquid in its tank. The sound opens microscopic bubbles in the liquid, and as they collapse they dislodge dirt from surfaces a brush cannot reach. Heat, the right solution and the right frequency decide how well it works on your parts.
Water with a cleaning solution suited to the material.
Tec Clean and Allkleen solutions, by metal and contaminant.
37 kHz on most models, switchable 37 / 80 kHz on the P series.
Baskets, beakers and covers to hold your parts safely.
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What people buy.
After the sale
Service from the people who sold it.
Repairs, spare parts, loan units for urgent jobs and advice on your application come from the same team in Auckland. If you are not sure ultrasonic will work on your parts, send us a sample and we will clean it for free.
News & guides
Worth reading.
Questions
Quick answers.
Yes. Ultrasonic cleaners use high-frequency sound waves to create tiny bubbles that scrub away dirt and grime, even in hard-to-reach places. The method suits delicate and complex items because it cleans thoroughly and gently.
Usually a mixture of water and an ultrasonic cleaning solution. The solution helps break down dirt and contaminants. Always check the manufacturer's recommendations for the best results.
Items that are sensitive to water or heat, such as certain gemstones (opals and pearls, for example), some electronics, and objects with loose or delicate parts, should not go in an ultrasonic cleaner.
You can, but distilled water with an appropriate cleaning solution often gives better results. Tap water may contain impurities that affect the cleaning process.
Warm water is usually better because it can improve cleaning. Avoid water that is too hot, as it can damage certain items. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines.


















