Carburettor Cleaning in Norwich

An electrical generator within the cleaning unit emits a high frequency signal. Transducers attached to the tank produce compression waves in the liquid, known as cavitation. During cavitation the liquid is torn apart forming vacuum cavities or bubbles, as each cavity collapses it produces pressures of 20,000 lb/in² at a temperature of 5,000°c - all on a microscopic scale. Millions of these bubbles are created and collapsed every second; the violence of this action is what produces the cleaning effect.

We will also if necessary replace any internal parts required to restore the carburettor(s) to good working order unless otherwise requested. We will of course at lesser cost ultrasonically clean previously dismantled carburettor parts for customers who do their own repairs.