cleaning injectors

as title says anyone know of a good{and cheap if possible) place to get some injectors sonically cleaned

engine cleaner a sander and ratchet strap a plastic tub check it out on you tube.........

I got standard injectors cleaned for about £80 .. Bloke in Southport

funnily enough I was gonna make an injectot cleaner myself as ive seen one before at a mate of mines garage that he made up and they work fine plus you can measure the flow rates and spray pattern

dont think id want to do the diy you tube method but as ive a few sets i might try,dont think they need cleaning but just to be sure really.dont think id want to pay £80 as one of them is just a standard set so may well try the diy method

You can buy ultrasonic cleaners from aldi or lidl for 20-25 quid so no messing about 

don't suppose you have a link to that do you Leighton?
the injectors still need to be linked to some form of power and fed through a fuel rail in order to clean them properly.
just dropping them in a sonic cleaning bath of sorts is not sufficient other than making them look pretty.

http://mobile.maplin.co.uk/module.aspx?moduleno=223108 
This one is from maplins at 40 quid ......

link not working mr l

Thing ones I've found are pricey
http://mobile.maplin.co.uk/search.aspx?criteria=Sonic+cleaners

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/s/ref=pd_sl_l4v47vn3e_b?rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Aultrasonic+cleaner&keywords=ultrasonic+cleaner&ie=UTF8&hvnetw=g&tag=hydrukspg-21&hvadid=25387972887&hvptwo=&hvpone=&hvpos=1o3&hvrand=181070399944637810&hvdev=m&hvexid=&hvqmt=b
 few more and cheaper  than first link ..... i saw on the you tube vid he hooked the injector  up to a battery charger while it was being cleaned .

Think they are more for cleaning the outside rather than cleaning internals

Whats the difference surely if the part is say open or like a tube it will clean inside and out regardless ? Lots of reviews on these smaller cheaper cleaners are quite good .

Difference is huge, ultrasonics on pro units are multi frequency & powerful enough to make holes in cooing tin foil. also the cleaning solvents are of importance & have seen at least 3 types used in stages of cleaning on real dirty injectors.
Easy enough to make a rig to flow test for matching injector sets & view spray pattern etc but real ultrasonic cleaning requires very good equipment & experience to get good results.
Average price is around £15 per injector.