Carbon, lead and copper wash don't come out of an assembled action with patches and hope. Cavitation cleans the whole group — firing-pin channels, extractor recesses, gas paths — in one supervised cycle.
Slides, frames, cylinders and small parts at field-strip level — no detail strip, no lost springs. 5–15 minutes in firearm concentrate.
Fouling and chemistry rinsed clear of the action.
The step nobody expects: a second tank with lubricant drives oil into the same tolerances cleaning just emptied. Parts return to service protected, not just clean.
Excess drained, wipe down, function check, rack. A tray of service weapons in the time hand-cleaning does one.
Hand-cleaning quality depends on who held the brush and how late it was. A fixed cycle returns every weapon in the same inspectable state — and the log shows it.
A rack cleans while the armourer does armourer work. Post-range days stop being overtime days.
Firing-pin channels, extractor recesses, gas systems — fouling out of geometry that no rod or brush enters, without detail stripping.
Dealers, clubs, gunsmiths: pistol groups and cylinders tray at a time — recipes lock the SOP.
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The armoury machine: 490 mm basket for long slides and carriers, dual frequency for carbon then finish — pair two for clean + lube.
View or buy →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 | Firearm cleaning concentrate · lubricant bath for stage two |
| Temperature | ≤ 55 °C — protects finishes and polymers |
| Power | Medium–High (steel) · Low (alloy/finished) |
| Time | 5–15 min clean · 2–5 min lube |
| Then | Drain · wipe · function check |
Starting points only — part condition, chemistry and load set the final card. We help you dial it in.
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.