The Sonos series is one industrial tank platform — dual-frequency 25/45 kHz, four sizes, baskets to 700 mm and 35 kg — offered at three automation levels. Start where your throughput is today; the platform moves up with you, from manual immersion to a fully automated line. From wash to dry — fully automated.

Same tank, same chemistry, same recipe at every level — what changes is who moves the basket. That is why a process proven on a SonoWash transfers untouched to a SonoLift, and onto a SonoLine when the volume arrives. Our manual-to-automated guide is the thinking; this is the hardware.
The operator loads, lowers and lifts. The tank does the cleaning — dual-frequency, industrial scale.
View the series →An electric platform lifts the load, oscillates it through the cycle and holds it to drain. Backs saved, results evened, drag-out recovered.
View the series →PLC-driven basket transfer across wash, rinse and dry — from wash to dry, fully automated.
View the series →| Specification | 85 | 120 | 160 | 220 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tank volume (L) | 131 | 169 | 214 | 220 |
| Basket L×W (mm) | 496 × 276 | 536 × 325 | 578 × 368 | 700 × 450 |
| Max load (kg) | 20 | 25 | 30 | 35 |
| Ultrasonic power (W) | 1500 | 1800 | 2400 | 3600 |
| Frequency (kHz) | 25 / 45 | 25 / 45 | 25 / 45 | 25 / 45 |
| Heating (kW) | 5 | 6 | 8 | 12 |
| Power supply | 415 V 3-ph | 415 V 3-ph | 415 V 3-ph | 415 V 3-ph |
| Tank material | SS304 2.0 mm · SS316L optional | SS304 2.0 mm · SS316L optional | SS304 2.0 mm · SS316L optional | SS304 2.0 mm · SS316L optional |
Model numbers: SonoWash/SW, SonoLift/SL and SonoLine/ST prefixes on the size — e.g. SL-160. Full specifications on each series page. Prices on application, quoted to site, ex GST.
Every Sonos tank runs the ultrasonics stage; SonoLift and SonoLine add powered oscillation and drain-position drag-out recovery. A SonoLine then strings wash, rinse and drying into one automated sequence — the whole diagram, one machine line.
The aerospace four-tank line in our case study and the CM-800 food-plant installation in the meat-processor study are this family at work — engineered variants of the same platform.
Every level runs the same tank and the same recipe — what changes is who moves the basket. This is the last rung: a three-station SonoLine on our own floor, wash to dry, with nobody touching it between load and unload.
A Sonos L-130 cycling — lids opening ahead of the basket, a powered lift at every station. Start on a SonoWash and the process you prove there transfers here untouched.
Filmed on site at Misonics. Clip is silent and loads only when you press play.