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Blackstone HS-Cleaner-30A

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Blackstone HS-Cleaner-30A

Product Code: DAOC-DL-4015

The bath does the scrubbing while the staff gets on with the next task.

Sound at 40 kHz sets off tiny collapsing bubbles through a 3 L stainless tank, loosening debris from burs and small instruments while a digital timer and heater run the cycle. A side drain empties the spent solution.

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Dental Lab Accessories

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Dental And Oral Care Equipment

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New

Origin

China

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Certified Professional Seller

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Supplier: Medigear

Supplied by Blackstone, the HS-Cleaner-30A is a 3 L benchtop ultrasonic cleaner aimed at decontamination rooms that clean small instruments before sterilisation. It works at 40 kHz in a stainless steel tank, with a built-in heater and a digital panel that sets and shows time and temperature. A lid covers the bath during a cycle, and a side valve drains the solution when it is spent. The unit cleans and does not disinfect or sterilise, so every load still goes on to the steriliser, and anything not rated for immersion stays out of the bath.

Its defining feature is the time it gives back to staff. Once the instruments sit in the solution and the timer is set, cavitation works across every surface at once, so the nurse moves on to the next task while burs, files and small instruments are cleaned together. Sharp instruments also spend less time in hands, because nobody brushes each one individually. Over a day of short cycles, those minutes add up to time the team can spend on patients.

Cavitation is the working principle. A 40 kHz sound field forms microscopic bubbles in the solution, and as they collapse against a surface, they loosen debris from grooves, serrations,s and the flutes of a bur, places a brush struggles to reach. The heater warms the solution, which helps loosen soil, and the panel shows both settings while the cycle runs. The solution is changed as it becomes soiled, using the drain at the sink.

Packed, the cleaner measures 342 × 240 × 310 mm and weighs 4.7 kg. It is available to business buyers in more than 80 countries.

Dental practices use the HS-Cleaner-30A at the dirty end of the decontamination room, where burs, endodontic files, and small hand instruments arrive after treatment. The nurse places them in the solution, sets the timer,r and moves on to sorting the next tray, so cleaning no longer ties one person to the sink with a brush.

Taking hand scrubbing out of the routine also changes how often staff handle sharp instruments. Burs and files are cleaned together in the bath and lifted out at the end, which cuts the number of times a sharp edge passes through gloved fingers.

Dental laboratories and practices with an in-house technician clean dentures, removable appliances and impression trays in the same bath, with the heater warming the solution for stubborn residue. Podiatry clinics clean burs and nippers between appointments before they go into the steriliser.

Tattoo and piercing studios, veterinary practices and small laboratories run the same routine for steel grips, small surgical instruments and glassware, cleaning first and sterilising afterwards. In every setting the bath is the cleaning step, and the steriliser still does the sterilising.

The 3 L tank sets the batch size. It suits a steady flow of small loads through a working day, with the side drain making solution changes quick at the sink. Practices running morning and afternoon clinics can start a cycle at each changeover, so instruments are cleaned as they come in, not saved for one long session at the end of the day.

High-volume decontamination units, large instrument trays, and anything not rated for immersion belong elsewhere.

Time handed back to staff

The timed cycle runs on its own, so the nurse moves to the next task while the bath cleans the load.

Fewer sharps in hands

Burs and files are cleaned together and lifted out once, cutting how often sharp edges pass through gloved fingers.

Cleaning that reaches crevices

Cavitation loosens debris from grooves, serrations, and bur flutes that a brush struggles to reach.

A warmed solution

The built-in heater raises the solution temperature, which helps loosen soil from instrument surfaces.

Settings on show

Twin digital displays show time and temperature through the cycle, so staff can see the bath's state at a glance.

A covered bath

The lid sits over the tank while a cycle runs, keeping the solution covered.

Draining without lifting

The side valve empties the tank at the sink, with no need to pick up and tip a full bath.

A stainless steel tank

The tank and body are stainless steel, suited to daily contact with cleaning solutions.

A benchtop size

At 3 L, the bath fits a small decontamination bench and handles small batches through a working session.

3 L tank

The tank holds 3 L of cleaning solution.

40 kHz ultrasonic frequency

Ultrasound at 40 kHz drives the cavitation.

Stainless steel construction

The tank and outer body are stainless steel.

Built-in heater

A heater warms the solution in the tank.

Digital timer

The cycle time is set on the digital panel.

Twin LED displays

Two displays show the cycle time and the solution temperature.

Push-button panel

Buttons on the front panel set time and temperature.

Stainless steel lid

A lid covers the bath during cleaning.

Side drain valve

A valve on the side drains the spent solution.

Benchtop format

The cleaner stands on a worktop beside the sink.

Packing dimensions

The carton measures 342 × 240 × 310 mm.

Gross weight

The packed cleaner weighs 4.7 kg.

The HS-Cleaner-30A belongs in a practice, laboratory, or studio that cleans burs, files, small instruments,s or dental appliances before sterilisation and wants staff free of the brush and sink. Its case is staffing: a timed, heated 40 kHz cycle cleans the whole load at once while the nurse works elsewhere, and fewer sharp edges pass through hands. Three limits shape the decision. No CE or UKCA position is evidenced for this model. It cleans and does not disinfect or sterilise, so every load still needs the steriliser. The 3 L tank sets the batch size, with a side drain for emptying at the sink.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything buyers need to know about sourcing medical equipment through MediGear.

Ultrasound at 40 kHz creates microscopic bubbles in the cleaning solution, and their collapse against an instrument's surface loosens debris from grooves and crevices. The whole load is cleaned at once, without brushing.

Steel burs, files, small hand instruments, dentures, removable appliances and impression trays all suit the bath. Handpieces and anything else not rated for immersion stay out.

It does not. The bath removes debris so that the steriliser can do its job, and every load still goes through sterilisation afterwards.

A warm solution helps loosen soil from instrument surfaces. The built-in heater raises the solution temperature, and the digital panel shows it during the cycle.

A valve on the side drains the spent solution, so the tank does not have to be lifted and tipped. A sink beside the bench makes draining and refilling straightforward.

The tank holds 3 L of solution, which suits burs, files, and small instruments in batches. Items need to sit fully under the solution for the cavitation to reach them.

High-volume decontamination units need a washer-disinfector or a larger ultrasonic system, because a 3 L benchtop bath processes small batches. Instrument trays too large for the tank also sit outside its range.

No CE or UKCA position is evidenced for the HS-Cleaner-30A. Its tank capacity and frequency describe how it cleans and leave conformity marking unaddressed.

A level worktop near a socket holds it, and a nearby sink speeds up draining. It arrives packed at 4.7 kg in a 342 × 240 × 310 mm carton.