An ultrasonic Weapon cleaner uses 25–40 kHz sound waves and a specialised solution to remove carbon, residue, oil, grease, and dirt from components without abrasive scrubbing.
Key Features
• Stainless-steel tank with high-power transducers
• Digital temperature and timer controls
• Industrial construction with drain valve
• Fast, even cleaning of compatible components and hard-to-reach areas
Typical Cleaning Process
1. Disassemble the firearm as directed by the manufacturer.
2. Place compatible metal parts in the basket and add an approved cleaning solution.
3. Set the recommended temperature and run the cycle for 10–30 minutes.
4. Rinse and dry all parts completely.
5. Lubricate and reassemble according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
Applications
• Military and law-enforcement armouries
• Shooting ranges and gunsmiths
• Defence manufacturing facilities
Benefits
• Thoroughly removes carbon and fouling
• Cleans intricate areas quickly and consistently
• Reduces manual labour and supports longer component life
Important: Clean only manufacturer-approved components. Do not immerse optics, electronics, wood, or other excluded parts.
Detailed Cleaning Procedure
1: Prepare: Field-strip the firearm and remove incompatible wood, optics, rubber, electronics, and night sights.
2: Fill: Add approved, correctly diluted solution and degas it for 5–10 minutes.
3: Clean: Place parts in a basket, not on the tank bottom, and run for about 5–15 minutes at 45–55°C, following manufacturer guidance.
4: Rinse and dry: Remove residue and dry immediately to reduce flash rust.
5: Protect: Apply approved lubricant, protect internal cavities, and reassemble as directed.
Material Compatibility & Guidelines
Material / Part Compatibility Guidance
Steel & Stainless Steel Highly Safe Suitable for deep carbon removal.
Aluminum & Anodized Parts Caution Use non-ammoniated, aluminium-safe solutions to prevent damage.
Polymer Frames Conditional Use mild solutions below 50°C.
Painted / Cerakoted Finishes Caution Damaged coatings may flake under cavitation.
Optics & Night Sights Avoid Liquid and vibration can damage lenses, seals, and tritium vials.
Wood Grips Avoid Moisture and chemicals may cause warping or finish loss.
Key Technical Parameters
• Frequency: Use 40 kHz for detailed passages; reserve 28 kHz for heavy rust or carbon on raw steel.
• Solution: Use weapon-safe aqueous cleaners. Never use flammable fuels or solvents in an ultrasonic bath because of fire and explosion risk,
DSONIK Ultrasonic Weapon Cleaning System
Advanced Precision Cleaning for Firearms & Defense Equipment
