[UK] Ultrasonic cleaner on offer at Maplin

[DeeJay]

UK readers might be interested to know that the Maplin (electronic bits 'n bobs)

store chain currently has an ultrasonic cleaner on offer for 14.99 gbp

 

They have a website at www.maplin.co.uk, and the item code to search for is A51GX.

 

No affiliation, etc. I haven't bought this model, but I bought a standard-priced one

from Maplin a few months ago which shifts dried ink out of caps like a dream.

 

David

 

[JimStrutton]

Looks like a good deal, and Maplin are reputable, but I would take a look at the power output before I recommend one.

[goodyear]

Looks like a good deal, and Maplin are reputable, but I would take a look at the power output before I recommend one.

What would you/should I be looking for? I was thinking about hitting the Belfast Maplin tomorrow to see if they have any...

[Armchop]

:meow:

Thanks for the heads up, DeeJay

always wanted one - will give it a butcher's.

 

Armchop

 

Got it. Only 30W but just ran the cycle several times.

Used it on a Carene that originally I was a bit disappointed with. I could actually see the oils etc coming out of the breather holes. Now writes like a dream.

Used it on one of my regular user Legacy's. Now writes EVEN more smoothly than before.

 

Edited August 24, 2007 by Armchop

[JimStrutton]

Looks like a good deal, and Maplin are reputable, but I would take a look at the power output before I recommend one.

What would you/should I be looking for? I was thinking about hitting the Belfast Maplin tomorrow to see if they have any...

 

You want to look at the power output, mine is a 50W but anything below 35W is going to be not a loss of use. Best of luck.

[goodyear]

Looks like a good deal, and Maplin are reputable, but I would take a look at the power output before I recommend one.

What would you/should I be looking for? I was thinking about hitting the Belfast Maplin tomorrow to see if they have any...

 

You want to look at the power output, mine is a 50W but anything below 35W is going to be not a loss of use. Best of luck.

Cheers for the tip