Ultrasonic Cleaning Machine

@oldaudiophile, 

Watching the video, the rotation appears to be about 6-rpm, and from this site, Knosti Disco-Antistat Ultrasonic 2.0 | MUSIC STORE professional, the power supply is 12V & 3A = 36-watts as you indicate.  The Knosti appears to be following in the footsteps of the Audiodesk_Pro which while a UT device, the Audiodesk_Pro_Manual-2017.pdf is 4.5-L with very low power (90W) for the volume, both apply brushes to mechanically clean the record surface.

Both units have enough power for cavitation (does not take much power to produce cavitation at low kHz), but the cavitation intensity (which does the deep cleaning) is low, with a lot of cleaning being done by the fixed brushes for the Knosti or the rotating roller-brushes for the Audiodesk.  The use of brushes mitigates the weakness of UT to remove surface fingerprints w/o use of enough cleaning agent in a concentration to warrant a rinse. 

“What a foobar website.”
@dwette 

I believe access to product information page and beyond is restricted to dealers only. Inspired by your feedback, I placed an order for Degritter Mark II. My collection is growing and this investment will eventually payoff in the long run. 

@lalitk The Degritter II is a great choice. And if you ever need it the customer service and support is second to none.

“the customer service and support is second to none”

@dwette Good to know. My dealer provides outstanding support too!