Misonics MSX 70 Ultrasonic Tank
The deep-part tank · medium industrial
Price on application quoted to site
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Product renders from the MSX 70 CAD model.
Floor machines are quoted to site — power, chemistry, baskets and commissioning included in one number. Same-day response.
Or rent — $175/week- ✓ Stainless basket (600×400 mm)
- ✓ Gas-strut lid
- ✓ Programmable touchscreen · stored recipes
- ✓ Level sensing · insulated 3 mm SS316 tank
- ✓ Commissioning chemistry & first recipes
- ✓ 12-month warranty
Full specification — MSX 70
Model name is a name, not a volume: the number in MSX 70 is not the litres. Total solution volume is the whole fill, including the pockets that carry the resonators, heaters and platform. All specifications — incl. dimensions, ultrasonic power and volume — are confirmed at quotation.
The deep-part tank
Same industrial drive as the MSX 50, bigger appetite: a 600 × 400 mm basket over a 300 mm working depth takes intake manifolds, gearbox casings and rack-scale trays. The 70 also accepts the 15 kHz tube-resonator accessory — the deep-demolition option for heavily carbonised work — and runs it all from single-phase 240 V.
What runs through a 70
Workshops & Trade
From carby banks to cylinder heads — the daily-duty floor machine.
Engine rebuilders
Blocks and heads stripped in one immersion — read the documented process.
DPF & filtration services
The two-bath ash process at floor scale — flow-tested per filter.
Radiators & exchangers
Whole-core immersion recovery — fins, tubes and headers together.
Approved chemistry
FX Degreaser
The daily bath for oils, grease and workshop soils — 5% in water, works from warm.
Product, SDS & TDS →Ferrous carbon & paintMetalTek 100
Grease, rust, scale, carbon and paint off steel and cast iron in one bath — the chemistry the 1.5 mm SS316 tank was built to hold. pH 14, so ferrous only.
Product, SDS & TDS →Precision & approvalsAquaVantage 815 GD
Aerospace-approved aqueous for new-manufacture and precision work; 815 QR-NF for MRO carbon.
Product, SDS & TDS →Before you specify
Why 25 kHz on the floor machines?
What does the weir system actually do (140/240)?
Single phase or three phase?
Are the tanks insulated?
What is the controller?
Can I trial before committing?
What goes wrong with baths at this scale — and how does the machine help?
What is in the box?
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Machine, chemistry, process card and commissioning
The rest of the floor range
See how the MSX 70 compares with the rest of the range on the ultrasonic parts cleaner page.
Designed, specified and supported by Misonics
Australian-owned and engineered. Built locally and internationally to Misonics drawings, specifications and testing requirements, then supported from Melbourne with parts, service and the people who wrote the process. Sold direct and through our distribution partners.