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Ultrasonic Cleaning Technology

When contents are affected from any type of damage, PURO-TEC PROPERTY RESTORATION is prepared to restore them! From glass to metals to plastic contents, we are able to effectively renew property owners’ belongings through the use of Ultrasonic Cleaning Technology.

What is Ultrasonic Cleaning Technology?

Using high frequency sound waves, Ultrasonic Cleaning Technology is able to clean and reach the most intricate content details. Blue Wave Ultrasonics states, “Ultrasonic cleaning is powerful enough to remove tough contaminants, yet gentle enough not to damage the substrate.” This means the technology can successfully clean your contents without causing further damage. In the cavitation process, bubbles grow due to alternating pressure waves and then during implosion, the bubble becomes a jet that is able to separate the build up from the content. The high energy scrubbing combined with the small jet that has been created allows for all intricate parts to be reached. The pre-wash, ultrasonic cleaning, and rinse phases create a thorough cleaning process that is highly effective in renewing your contents.

By using Ultrasonic Cleaning Technology, PURO-TEC PROPERTY RESTORATION is able to carefully pack and move your contents to our warehouse so that we can restore your contents to the condition they were in prior to disaster. This is so important to property owners so that they do not have to part with important personal items, and this can also mean that a business does not lose merchandise.

In the below video, you can hear from Patrick about how PURO-TEC was able to clean merchandise for a business that faced a disaster by using Morantz Ultrasonic Cleaning Technology.

All of this takes place right here in our warehouse! Because we have Ultrasonic Cleaning Technology, we are able to ensure that all of your belongings are accounted for and restored by following the contents list that was created at your property. This efficient system truly completes the restoration process!

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