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Sized to the largest part that will go in it, not to how much washing there is. A casing needs a tank it lies flat in with room for a brush, and running time cannot compensate for a small tank.

9 litres on the portable machine, 12 litres bench-mounted, 54.5 litres floor standing and 90 litres at the top. The 9L body suits carburettors and small assemblies; the larger machines take a cylinder head.

A portable machine is carried to the job and put away. A bench-mounted machine frees the floor and sits at working height. A floor standing machine is always ready but takes a permanent position.

230V across the range, so the washer runs from a standard socket rather than needing a dedicated supply. Voltage is stated per machine on the listing.

Solvent choice, filling and disposal are separate from the machine and sit outside what the listing covers. The washer is supplied as equipment rather than as a complete system.

Tank capacity, mounting and supply voltage per machine, which together decide whether the washer fits the space and takes the parts being cleaned.

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Tank capacity is chosen against the largest thing that will go in it, not against how much washing there is to do. A gearbox casing needs a tank it will lie flat in with room for a brush to work round it, and no amount of running time makes a small tank take a large casing. Getting the tank right first time avoids a machine that handles the easy jobs and none of the awkward ones.

That is why capacity here spans a wide range, from 9 litres on the portable machine up to 90 litres on the largest. The 9L body handles carburettors and small assemblies. The 54.5L floor standing machine takes a cylinder head. The 90L machine takes what the others cannot.

Mounting decides where the washer lives and how it is used. A portable machine is carried to the job and put away afterwards. A bench-mounted machine at 12 litres frees the floor and sits at working height. A floor standing machine is always ready but occupies a permanent position. Draper hold portable, bench-mounted and floor standing bodies with SIP covering the largest tank.

Supply is 230V across the range, so the machine goes wherever there is a socket rather than needing a dedicated supply. Solvent choice and disposal are separate from the machine and sit outside what the listing covers. Questions go over WhatsApp on 07754288583 with the largest part to be washed.

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Sized to the largest part that will go in it, not to how much washing there is. A casing needs a tank it lies flat in with room for a brush, and running time cannot compensate for a small tank.

9 litres on the portable machine, 12 litres bench-mounted, 54.5 litres floor standing and 90 litres at the top. The 9L body suits carburettors and small assemblies; the larger machines take a cylinder head.

A portable machine is carried to the job and put away. A bench-mounted machine frees the floor and sits at working height. A floor standing machine is always ready but takes a permanent position.

230V across the range, so the washer runs from a standard socket rather than needing a dedicated supply. Voltage is stated per machine on the listing.

Solvent choice, filling and disposal are separate from the machine and sit outside what the listing covers. The washer is supplied as equipment rather than as a complete system.

Tank capacity, mounting and supply voltage per machine, which together decide whether the washer fits the space and takes the parts being cleaned.

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