Comparison Guide

Why Magido Platinum Rotary Immersion Washers Set the Standard for Precision Cleaning

The hardest cleaning jobs — aerospace components, precision hydraulics, complex machined assemblies — defeat single-method washers. Spray alone misses internal passages; static immersion alone can't dislodge trapped contamination; and most systems do only one of the two. Magido's Platinum rotary immersion washers combine spray, immersion, and rotation in one automated cycle. Here is how they compare to spray-only and immersion-only systems, and why that triple action is what precision work demands.

Magido Platinum Series rotary immersion aqueous parts washer

Triple-Action Cleaning in One Cycle

Spray cabinets clean accessible surfaces. Immersion tanks reach internal cavities. Each leaves a gap the other fills.

Magido Platinum washers do both at once and add a third dimension: a rotating containment basket turns parts through the solution during both wash and rinse, so every surface — external faces, internal passages, blind holes, and recesses — is continuously presented to spray impingement and immersion agitation. Nothing stays shadowed, and nothing traps contamination. For parts that have to be verifiably clean, this is the most thorough mechanical cleaning method Magido builds.

Fully Automated, Multi-Stage Process Control

Repeatability is everything in precision cleaning. Manual or single-stage washers can't guarantee that every part sees the same process.

The Platinum series runs fully automated cycles under a Siemens PLC with a Weintek HMI touchscreen, with separate wash and rinse stages — independent tanks, pumps, and manifolds — and a variable-speed rotational drum drive. The PM400 is a two-stage entry model; the P600/2 through P1500/2 are three-stage systems. Digital temperature control, automatic level control and water fill, and lift-out chip baskets make the process consistent and the maintenance simple.

Capacity for Real Production

Precision doesn't have to mean small batches. Platinum models scale from the compact PM400 up to the P1500/2, with basket sizes up to L59" x W31" x H34", load weights up to 1,500 lbs, and wash tanks up to 660 gallons.

That range covers everything from a cell cleaning valve assemblies and fittings to a system processing large aerospace and automotive components to exacting cleanliness specifications — all with the same triple-action thoroughness.

Built From AISI 304 Stainless Throughout

A multi-stage washer with heated wash and rinse baths is a demanding environment, and a corroding machine can never deliver a verifiably clean part.

Every Platinum system is constructed from AISI 304 stainless steel throughout — tanks, basket, manifolds, and structure — with stainless high-pressure pumps and heating elements, a marine-style cleanout door, and removable access panels for maintenance. It's engineered to hold its cleaning integrity and its precision for the long haul.

Side-by-Side Comparison

Factor	Magido Platinum Rotary Immersion	Spray-Only or Immersion-Only System
Cleaning action	Spray + immersion + rotation	One method only
Internal passages & blind holes	Fully reached during rotation	Spray misses; static soak limited
Surface coverage	Every face continuously presented	Shadowed areas remain
Process	Automated multi-stage wash + rinse	Single-stage / manual
Control	Siemens PLC + Weintek HMI	Basic or manual
Rinse	Separate rinse tank, pump & manifold	Often shared or none
Load capacity	Up to 1,500 lbs	Varies, often lower
Construction	Full AISI 304 stainless throughout	Coated or partial stainless
Best for	Aerospace, precision, verifiable clean	General-purpose cleaning

Bottom Line

When a part has to be verifiably clean — inside and out — single-method washers leave a gap that rework and rejects expose. Magido's Platinum rotary immersion washers close it with triple-action spray, immersion, and rotation in a fully automated, PLC-controlled multi-stage cycle, scaling to 1,500 lb loads, all in AISI 304 stainless. Against a spray-only or immersion-only system it cleans more completely, more repeatably, and to a higher standard — which is exactly why it's the right machine for precision aerospace and automotive work.