About Misonics

Watch it work

This is what we mean by a process

A fouled cooler core surfaces from a working UltraTechno 1300 bath at the end of its cycle. The soil it went in with is not on the part any more — it is in the tank, where the filtration deals with it. No brushes, no lancing, no dimension touched.

The tank made the cavitation; the process decided the frequency, the chemistry, the temperature, the dwell and the drain sequence that let a fin-packed core come out clean without a hand touching it.

0:00The platform lifts and the core breaks the surface — bath drains back through the fins, carrying the soil with it. 0:15Watch the fin faces as the water sheets off: uniform metal, no streaking — cavitation reached the internal passages a brush never could. 0:35The part hangs to drain over the tank, then goes straight to inspection. Nothing gets wiped, scraped or re-worked.

Every machine we deliver is set up to do exactly this on your parts, with the cycle documented — that is what the trial proves before you commit to anything.

Filmed on a production machine in service. Silent; loads when you press play.

Why Buyers Trust The Advice

We work out the cleaning process first, then spec the machine to run it.

Most ultrasonic cleaning failures are not equipment failures. They are the wrong frequency for the contaminant, the wrong chemistry for the substrate, or a tank sized to the part instead of the process. So our advice starts where the failures start — with five questions:

What are you cleaning?

What is on it?

What is it made of?

What does clean have to mean — visual, gauge, audit?

How many must move through per shift?

Those five answers determine the machine. And because our range runs from a 3.3-litre bench unit to a 42,000-litre installation, from manual to fully automated, the recommendation can follow the application instead of the inventory. We have no incentive to sell you the big one — we stock the small one too.

How an engagement actually runs

Describe the problem

Component, contaminant, material, volume, and what clean must mean.

Trial on your parts

Our laboratory cleans them and documents cycle, chemistry, temperature and sequence.

Read the evidence

You see the result and the process data before any money moves. If ultrasonics is the wrong answer, we say so.

Specify the machine

The equipment is specified around the verified process — never the other way.

Supported for life

Four-hour tested before despatch, spares in Australia, over-the-air support after.

The company

Australian-owned and engineered. Manufactured locally and internationally to Misonics designs, specifications and testing requirements.

Misonics is an Australian-owned designer, supplier and systems integrator of industrial ultrasonic equipment. Our systems are manufactured through approved international production partners, with Australian engineering, project management, assembly, testing, installation and after-sales support. The MSX Range is assembled locally.

What we are

We design and specify the systems we sell, including the drawings, operating requirements and test regime. The specification, the process behind it and the responsibility for whether it works are ours.

What we are not

We do not claim to forge our own tanks. Volume manufacture happens with approved production partners, under our drawings and to our test regime.

Why we say so

Because you will find out at the first service call. A supplier who is straight about where a machine is made is usually straight about the rest of it.

Where the work actually happens

Stage	Where	What it means for you
Application engineering	Australia	The frequency, chemistry, sequence and cycle are specified here, against your parts, by the people who will answer the phone afterwards.
Design and specification	Australia	Tank geometry, transducer layout, filtration, heating and controls drawn around the part — not selected from a catalogue page.
Volume manufacture	Approved international production partners	Built to our drawings and our test regime. It is why a 600-litre industrial machine costs what it does rather than three times as much.
MSX Range assembly	Australia	The MSX benchtop and floor range is assembled locally.
Project management	Australia	One point of contact from order to commissioning, in your time zone, on your site’s schedule.
Testing before despatch	Australia	Four-hour load and cavitation test. A machine that fails it does not ship.
Installation & commissioning	Australia	Set up on your services, with your chemistry, running your parts, and the process card handed over.
After-sales & spares	Australia	Spares held locally, service and over-the-air support from here. This is the part importers cannot do.

The distinction that matters when you are comparing quotes. Most of the ultrasonic equipment sold in Australia is imported. The question is not whether a machine was made overseas — almost all of it was. The question is whether anyone in this country engineered the process it runs, tested it before it shipped, will commission it on your floor and will still be answering the phone in year six. That is the work we do, and it is what the price covers.

What we supply

Cleaning systems

Nine machine groups, 3.3 litre benchtop to 45,540 litre immersion, plus sealed-chamber and in-line washing. The range →

Chemistry

Thirty-six working formulations including the Brulin engineered range, matched to soil and substrate. The chemistry →

Filtration

Bag filter housings, ten bag media and engineered skids — because a clean bath is what makes the last part match the first. Filtration →

Ultrasonic welding

Presses, hand welders, spin and metal welding systems, with the joint design and materials engineering behind them. Welding →

Contract cleaning

Parts returned clean, with the cleanliness measured. Accepted on application. The service →

Components

Generators, immersibles and rod resonators to put ultrasonics into a tank you already own. Naked Sonics →

Where we work

Australia-wide, with over-the-air support extending to New Zealand, Papua New Guinea and Indonesia. Installations run from single benchtop units in a calibration lab to multi-stage lines in heavy industry, across 25 industries with documented application experience.

The Range

Ultrasonic cleaning systems from 3.3 to 45,540 litres — from benchtop units to large industrial installations.

Nobody else in this market takes you from a benchtop unit to a 42,000-litre installation without changing supplier. We recommend the machine size the application requires, rather than forcing the job into a standard model.

Family	Volume span	Built for
Powersonic	3.3 – 21 L	Benchtop precision — laboratories, workshops, service counters
MSX	15 – 240 L	Industrial workshop cleaning; dual frequency on selected models
SonoWash / SonoLift / SonoLine	131 – 220 L	Standalone modular systems — manual, basket-lift or automated line
UltraKleen Pro	100 – 320 L	Multi-stage in-line: spray, flood wash, ultrasonics, rinse, dry
UltraWash	70 – 355 L	Sealed single-chamber process — wash to vacuum dry, nothing exposed between stages
EvoSonic EVS	180 – 4,433 L	Heavy industrial — mining, rail, marine and plant rebuild workshops
UltraMax	11,880 – 45,540 L	The largest standard systems in the range — immersible arrays at scale

Where the catalogue ends we build to requirement — heat exchanger bundles, large fabrications, unusual duty cycles. And automation is a specification decision made before manufacture, not an upgrade bolted on later: manual, semi-automated and fully programmed systems across the range.

We engineer and prove the cleaning process around your parts, then specify the machine, chemistry and cycle parameters to deliver that result consistently.