Armoury Firearm Cleaning, Ultrasonic Tanks
Armoury cleaning by hand is slow, inconsistent and hard on small parts. Carbon in gas systems, fouling in suppressors and copper in barrels respond to cavitation in minutes — identically, every time.
Misonics systems give armouries and workshops repeatable, logged cleaning across firearms and tactical equipment, at a scale from bench unit to full armoury program.
What we remove in law enforcement
Carbon & propellant fouling
Bonded into gas systems, bolt carriers and suppressor baffles.
Copper & lead residues
In barrels and suppressors — chemical removal without abrasive damage.
CLP & preservative build-up
Gummed films through triggers and small parts.
Environmental grit
Sand and fines through duty and training weapons.
Corrosion products
On stored and recovered equipment.
Real parts, real materials
Firearms
Bolts, carriers, gas components, triggers, barrels — carbon out of geometry brushes never reach.
Suppressors & optics hardware
Baffle stacks and mount hardware — fouling out without disassembly damage.
Tactical equipment
Restraints, hardware, tools and duty equipment on maintenance rotation.
Cavitation cleans geometry it cannot see
Bubble collapse at the liquid–metal boundary lifts contamination from passages, galleries and cavities without anything touching the surface. Nothing abrades, nothing embeds, no metal is removed.
The VarioSonic G4 tracks the transducer array as temperature and load shift — conversion efficiency up to 95%.
Eliminates standing-wave hot and cold zones across a loaded basket.
Stored recipes and logged cycles — audit evidence produced as a by-product of running.
Multi-stage filtration and weir oil capture hold results steady as the bath loads.
Most faults identified — many resolved — without a site visit.
Heavy 316 stainless tanks, tested before despatch, every wearing part replaceable.
The machine follows the process
From manually loaded single-tank units to automated lines — and engineered systems where the catalogue ends.
Matched to the soil and the substrate
Firearms chemistry must lift carbon while protecting phosphate, nitride and anodised finishes — inhibited formulations matched to the fleet, proven before rollout.
Component coverage at a glance
| Component category | Specific parts / assemblies | Compatible materials |
|---|---|---|
| Small arms | Bolts, carriers, barrels, triggers | Steels, phosphate/nitride finishes |
| Suppressors | Baffles, tubes, mounts | Stainless, Inconel, titanium |
| Less-lethal | Launcher and device hardware | Aluminium, polymers |
| Tactical | Restraints, hardware | Steels, plated finishes |
| Optics hardware | Mounts, rails, rings | Anodised aluminium |
What are you cleaning?
Tell us what the part is, what comes off it, and what it has to pass. Technical sales will tell you whether ultrasonics is the right answer for that part and what it takes to run it on your own floor.