Every workshop has the bucket, the brush and the hour of knuckle work per carby. The bench ultrasonic replaces all three: parts in, chemistry on, ten minutes later the passages are clean — including the ones you cannot see.
Knock heavy sludge off first — the tank is a precision cleaner, not a dumping ground (our process blog explains why this one habit doubles bath life).
Hot degreasing chemistry, Med–High power, 10–15 minutes: carbs, injectors, small engine parts — jets, galleries and emulsion tubes cleared from the inside.
Rinse, then inhibitor on ferrous parts — bare cleaned steel flash rusts the same afternoon in workshop humidity.
Blow dry, rebuild with clean hands on clean parts — the rebuild that actually holds tune.
A carby that looks clean and still idles rough has dirty drillings. Cavitation cleans the jets and galleries from inside — the difference between cleaned and rebuilt-right.
Unattended machine minutes versus billable knuckle time — the machine pays for itself in the first month of carby season.
Aqueous chemistry in a lidded tank instead of an open solvent bucket: better air, better skin, better WHS conversation.
Injectors, single carbs and daily trays — SS316 tank, recipes, 8 kg basket.
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Dual 25/45 kHz: demolition and finishing in one programmed cycle — 490 mm basket, 12 kg.
View, buy or rent →Outgrowing the bench entirely? The MSX floor-standing range carries the same platform to 240 litres, with factory oil management on the big tanks.
| Chemistry | FX Degreaser at 5% · carbon jobs step up the range |
| Temperature | 60–70 °C |
| Power | Medium–High |
| Time | 10–15 minutes |
| Then | Rinse · anti-rust on ferrous · dry |
Starting points only — part condition, chemistry and load set the final card. We help you dial it in.
Send us a tray of your worst — we clean it, photograph it and send back the result with the machine and cycle that did it.