Loricraft Record Cleaning Machines

We will be offering a new, exclusive OMA model of the world class Loricraft professional record cleaning machines. The Loricraft record cleaner is a fully professional machine, suitable for libraries, archives, record stores, and of course large personal record collections, where reliability and absolute record hygiene are imperatives. These machines are hand built, have superior industrial belt drive mechanisms, and laboratory grade vacuum pumps, to clean all types of records (33 rpm, 45 and 78 rpm, and even transcription discs on select models) despite warps or other deformations, which render lesser record cleaning machines inoperable. That is because the Loricraft machine uses a design, created by Percy Wilson of Gramophone Magazine back in 1964, that allows a tone arm to vacuum the record cleaning liquid from the record surface much in the same way that your tone arm tracks each groove during playback. Each groove is vacuumed completely dry by a nozzle which focuses the enormous suction power of the lab grade pump onto a tiny area, which means every last bit of dirt and cleaning solution are sucked from the record surface in the cleaning process. Other lesser record cleaning machines attempt to do the same duty using a wand with a much greater surface area, which is perpendicular to the grooves, meaning any warp in the surface will prevent full contact and removal of the cleaning liquid.

The Loricraft vacuum pump is also quiet enough, unlike other lesser machines, that one can enjoy listening to music while cleaning records, instead of the hearing the noise of your machine's pump at work.