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Case Study: 264 L Industrial Ultrasonic Cleaner for a Hungarian Customer

2026-08-27
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Market Background

Hungarian manufacturers evaluating industrial parts-cleaning equipment typically focus on batch capacity, tank dimensions, process parameters and delivery planning. This project involved 10 industrial ultrasonic cleaning machines with an 800 × 600 × 550 mm tank and a 264 L working volume. The agreed lead time was 15–20 days.

Customer and Application Scenario

The customer required a 264 L industrial ultrasonic cleaner for larger-volume batch cleaning rather than a compact benchtop unit. The project information did not specify the exact workpiece material, contaminant or cleanliness standard, so final process parameters should be validated with representative parts.

Our Solution

We matched the requirement with the 264 L single-tank industrial ultrasonic cleaner. The model provides 0–3000 W ultrasonic power, 7500 W heating power, and 28 kHz or 40 kHz frequency options. The heating range is 20–80°C; ultrasonic power is adjustable from 0–100%, and the timer supports 0–99 minutes. The brochure also lists 24-hour continuous working.

The machine uses a 2 mm SUS304/SUS316 tank and includes an SUS304 stainless-steel basket and free lid. The 800 × 600 × 550 mm tank matches the required project format for layout and installation planning.

For commissioning, the customer can use representative parts to confirm basket loading, liquid level, cleaning chemistry, cycle time and temperature. These checks are especially relevant when the machine is used for machining oil, grease, particles or other residues. The selected controls provide a clear framework for recording the process without assuming that one setting will suit every material or component geometry.

The order quantity was 10 units, so consistency between machines is also an important project consideration. Before production use, the operating parameters, utility requirements and installation position should be documented for each unit. The 15–20-day lead time was part of the confirmed project schedule.

Customer Feedback During Selection

The confirmed feedback was requirement-based: the customer specified the 264 L capacity, 800 × 600 × 550 mm tank size, 10-unit quantity and 15–20-day delivery window. This indicates that capacity matching, batch format and production scheduling were central to selection.

No post-delivery test results or direct customer quotation were provided. This case therefore makes no measured cleaning-rate, throughput or percentage-improvement claim.

Technical Summary

The selected configuration can be summarized as follows:

  • Application market: Hungary
  • Equipment: Industrial ultrasonic cleaner, single-tank configuration
  • Quantity: 10 units
  • Tank size: 800 × 600 × 550 mm
  • Working volume: 264 L
  • Ultrasonic power: 0–3000 W
  • Heating power: 7500 W
  • Ultrasonic frequency: 28 kHz or 40 kHz
  • Heating range: 20–80°C
  • Ultrasonic power adjustment: 0–100%
  • Timer: 0–99 minutes; brochure also lists 24-hour continuous working
  • Tank material: 2 mm SUS304/SUS316
  • Delivery lead time: 15–20 days

Customer Feedback and Conclusion

For this Hungarian project, the key value was the direct match between the requested tank format and the selected 264 L industrial ultrasonic cleaner. The 800 × 600 × 550 mm tank, adjustable power, 28/40 kHz options and 20–80°C heating range provide measurable parameters for process validation.

The case demonstrates a practical B2B selection method: confirm tank dimensions, volume, quantity and delivery schedule, then verify power, heating, frequency, material, timer range and controls. Final cleaning performance should be confirmed through representative-part testing.