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3-3/4 Gallon Ultrasonic TableTop Washer

Item Number: OME7800TT Supplier: OMEGASONICS

Description

The Omegasonics 7800 table top ultrasonic washer is a favorite of the motorcycle industry for rebuilding carburetors quickly, safely and efficiently. The size of the 7800 allows the user to clean two barrel carburetor with minimal disassembly. Designed for motorcycle facilities whose primary concern is carburetor repair.

Features

Stainless steel tank construction
Stainless steel housing
Main power ON-OFF switch with protective rubber boot
Adjustable thermostatically controlled heat
Faster heat up
Over-temperature protection
Adjustable timer for ultrasonic control
Detachable power cord
Tank lifting handle
Stainless steel lid

Includes

OME7800MB 1/4" stainless steel mesh basket with unique drain hangers

Accessories

OMESOAP10 5 gallons OmegaClean degreaser
OMESOAP10-1 1 Gallon OmegaClean degreaser

Warranty

One year

Product Specifications

Inside tank dimensions: 11"L x 8"W x 7"D
Overall tank dimensions: 12-1/8"L x 9-3/4"W x 13"H
Power: 1 Phase, 120 VAC, 15 Amp
Weight: 25 lbs.

Honda authorized ultrasonic table top washer for cleaning carburetors.
Brings carburetors back to like new condition
Does not require carburetor disassembly - simply remove float bowls and jets. Seals, rubber O-rings, rubber hoses and any other plastic or rubber parts can be placed in the tank with no damage
Saves as much as one hour on carburetor rebuilds
Less comebacks
Improves customer satisfaction

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