The Peterson P30B is an industrial-grade spray washer designed for cleaning, degreasing, and preparing metal components and castings — such as engine blocks, cylinder heads, housings, transmission cases, and other machine shop parts. This type of parts washer uses high-pressure aqueous spray and detergent (or appropriate cleaning solution) to remove oil, grease, machining grime, coolant residue, carbon, and other contaminants that standard wash methods may not eliminate. Converting to a used unit, the P30B offers shops a cost-effective way to add professional cleaning capability without the expense of a new washer.
Using a parts washer like the P30B can dramatically reduce labor, increase throughput, and improve consistency — key advantages for engine rebuilders, remanufacturers, diesel shops, or any machine shop dealing with greasy, dirty metal parts before machining or reassembly. A properly functioning washer also helps manage waste, control mess, and deliver cleaner workpieces that are ready for machining, inspection, or assembly.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | Peterson P30B Parts Washer (Used) |
| Cleaning Method | High-pressure aqueous spray wash with detergent and jets |
| Suitable For | Engine blocks, cylinder heads, housings, castings, machine shop parts |
| Ideal Use Cases | Degreasing, oil/grease removal, coolant/sludge cleanup, pre-machining cleaning, parts prep for assembly |
| Advantages | Thorough cleaning, reduced labor, consistent results, safer than manual solvent cleaning |
| Construction / Capacity | Industrial-grade wash chamber designed for medium to heavy parts |
| User Base | Machine shops, engine rebuilders, remanufacturing shops, diesel & industrial, fabrication shops |
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