For ultrasonic cleaning machines, it is a technology that uses ultrasonic waves for cleaning. In modern applications, the use of ultrasonic cleaning machines will also become better. In such applications, the development of ultrasonic cleaning machines can also be carried out well, and the use of ultrasonic cleaning machines can also be carried out well. With the continuous application of these technologies, our technological development will also become better.
When it comes to potential, it is because although the market is large, due to the specific situation in our country, the vast majority of the industries mentioned above have not yet been used, or even heard of the product. According to incomplete statistics, in developed countries, the usage rate of ultrasonic cleaning machines in the above-mentioned units is as high as 70% or more, while in our country, the opposite is true, even less than 30%.
The main issue is the promotion of ultrasonic cleaning machines. In the field of ultrasound, ultrasonic cleaning machines have a huge potential market that cannot be compared to any other "ultrasonic" industrial product. It is said to be very large because there is no product that can be widely used like "ultrasonic cleaning machines", from hospitals to pharmaceutical factories, from laboratories to laboratories, from machinery to electronics, from cars to airplanes, from chemicals to aviation, From spray painting to electroplating, from watches and glasses to jewelry, from superhard materials to non-ferrous metals. Its application scope covers almost all industries that we refer to as cognitive and non cognitive.
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