A sealed transducer box in SS316L, lowered into the tank and positioned against the work rather than bolted to whatever face the tank happens to have. The same arrays that drive our largest machines — sold to go into yours.
Bonded transducers fire from wherever they were welded. An immersible is placed — against the side, along the base, either end of a long tank, or paired to close a field around a large component.
Service, replace or relocate without cutting into a tank. On a bonded tank, a failed transducer is a fabrication job. Here it is a lift.
| Parameter | 40 kHz block | 28 kHz block |
|---|---|---|
| Frequency | 40 kHz — finer clean, gentler on the surface | 28 kHz — heavy scale and hard deposit |
| Power per block | 2.4 kW | 2.6 kW |
| Block size | 1300 × 210 × 100 mm | 1100 × 210 × 100 mm |
| Housing | SS316L, 2.5 mm | |
| Blocks per system | Specified to tank volume and duty — our own machines run from 18 to 78 blocks | |
| Drive | VarioSonic G5 generators, cabinets sized to block count | |
| Electrical | 415 V / 50 Hz / 3-phase | |
Frequency is chosen by the deposit, not the price list. 28 kHz for scale and hard carbon; 40 kHz where the surface finish matters. Both are limited by what the substrate will tolerate — chemistry, temperature and substrate →
Tank dimensions, what you are cleaning and the deposit. We size block count and frequency to it.