Sono Series — Industrial Ultrasonic Platform

The shared platform

Four sizes across the platform

Specification	85	120	160	220
Tank volume (L)	131	169	214	220
Basket L×W (mm)	496 × 276	536 × 325	578 × 368	Confirmed at quotation
Max load (kg)	20	25	30	Confirmed at quotation
Ultrasonic power (W)	1500	1800	2400	Confirmed at quotation
Frequency (kHz)	25 / 45	25 / 45	25 / 45	25 / 45
Heating (kW)	5	6	8	Confirmed at quotation
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

Figures above are the SonoLift platform. SonoWash and SonoLine differ — See each series page. Items marked “confirmed at quotation” are set out in the engineering pack supplied with your quotation.

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.

All specifications — incl. dimensions, ultrasonic power and volume — are confirmed at quotation.

Where the Sono series sits in the process

Ultrasonics and oscillation built in — the line adds the rest

Every Sono 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.

Engineered variants

Under SonoLine™, the specials

SonoLine S — standard automated lineSonoLine P — precision lineSonoLine C — compact lineSonoLine X — high-performance lineSonoLine Pharma™ — pharmaceutical systemsSonoLine Aero™ — aerospace cleaningSonoLine Custom™ — engineered to order

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.

The top of the ladder

Where the platform ends up

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 Sono 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.

An ultrasonic cleaning machine standing in an integrated bund with a lift-out grated deck, handrails and a screened bay at the load end

Accessory

Integrated work areas

Bunding to catch what comes off the load, a raised grated deck so the work happens at working height, and a screened washbay for the wet work beside the bath.

Built into the machine from the start, or as a separate unit that drops in beside one already on the floor. Quoted as its own line, ex GST.

Bunding, raised platforms and washbays →

One platform. Three levels of automation.

The range in order of automation

Four sizes across the platform

Ultrasonics and oscillation built in — the line adds the rest

Under SonoLine™, the specials

Where the platform ends up

The platform and process card carry across the range

Integrated work areas