Onboard Marine Ship Filter Cleaning

Ultrasonic cleaning solution for hydraulic oil strainers and suction strainers used in deck machinery systems — designed for ship/offshore maintenance teams to clean filters efficiently and reduce downtime.

Onboard / Offshore Use Mesh & Strainer Cleaning Reduce Downtime Extend Filter Life
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For correct selection, share: filter size (L×W×H or Dia×Length), mesh type, and quantity per cycle.

Typical Filters Cleaned Onboard

  • Hydraulic oil strainers / suction strainers in deck machinery systems
  • Wire mesh strainers and assemblies with trapped sludge/contamination
  • Reusable filter elements where replacement cost is high

Why Ultrasonic Cleaning Works Better

  • Reaches deep inside mesh where brushing cannot
  • Improves removal of fine trapped particles
  • Reduces manual effort and avoids mesh damage
  • Consistent repeatable cleaning (better reliability)

Recommended Workflow

  • Pre-rinse / drain excess oil (as per onboard practice)
  • Ultrasonic cleaning with suitable chemistry
  • Rinse (fresh water / as per process)
  • Dry (air blow / hot air / natural dry depending on ship scope)

Cycle time depends on contamination level and mesh fineness.

Selection Guide (Quick)

  • Tank size = based on max filter size + basket clearance
  • Capacity per batch = number of filters cleaned per cycle
  • Heater = improves cleaning for oil/sludge (as required)
  • Filtration = helpful to keep solution cleaner for longer use
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What We Need From You (To Quote Correct Model)

Parameter Example Why it matters
Filter size Dia 120 mm × Length 450 mm Tank + basket sizing
Qty per cycle 2–6 filters per batch Throughput and model recommendation
Filter type Mesh strainer / suction strainer Cleaning approach and fixtures
Contamination Hydraulic oil sludge + particles Chemistry selection + heater need
Onboard constraints Power available / space near workshop Machine configuration

Email/WhatsApp your details and photos of the filter if possible — we’ll suggest the right tank size and configuration.