A substantial handled gallon container designed for repeated shop use and long-distance shipment.
Ultrasonic gun parts cleaner / No. 09
Let the tank do the hard work.
A super-concentrated, water-based cleaning system developed to help lift oil, grease, carbon, and powder residue from compatible gun parts in an ultrasonic tank.
- 1:9 concentrateOne gallon prepares ten gallons of working solution.
- Built for the full processMeasure, cycle, rinse, dry, and restore protection.
- Compatibility stays visibleNo universal material or finish claims.
Real package format / Counter Nine brand-panel study
Mix1:9
Concentrate to water
Yield10 gallons
From one gallon
BathSee final directions
Current target
CycleInspect between cycles
Inspect between cycles
Why it exists
Make every working bath repeatable.
No. 09 is designed around measured shop use. One part concentrate plus nine parts water creates a consistent starting point, while the complete process makes the result easier to repeat from one cleaning cycle to the next.
The formula program is focused on useful cleaning, controlled foam, bath clarity, rinse behavior, corrosion response, and compatibility. Each becomes a claim only after its test passes.
Engineered for the miles between us
We did not cheap out on the jug.
No. 09 is built to travel as seriously as it is built to clean. The heavy-weight, U.S.-made HDPE container is selected for chemical resistance and greater resistance to side-impact rupture during shipping.
The bottle adds domestic manufacturing and more deliberate package construction to the product system.
In comparative drop testing, the retaining-plug configuration survived drops from twelve times the height of the foil-seal configuration without leakage.
Example retaining plugProtection beneath the cap
A second barrier in the bottle throat.
A special retaining plug, made in New York, seats inside the throat of the bottle. If the outer cap is damaged in transit, the plug remains an additional mechanical barrier against leakage—more robust than relying on a foil seal alone.
The 12× comparison is specific to the tested drop-height and leakage configuration; final published substantiation should remain with the packaging test record.
Made around compatible gun parts.
- Disassembled steel and stainless firearm components
- Compatible suppressor baffles and serviceable components
- Brass cases and compatible small metal parts
- Precision shop components approved for ultrasonic cleaning
Some parts do not belong in a tank.
- Ammunition or loaded firearm assemblies
- Optics, electronics, batteries, or sealed modules
- Wood, leather, unknown adhesives, or bonded assemblies
- Parts or finishes prohibited by their manufacturer
Four-measure protocol
Measure. Cycle.
Rinse. Protect.
Cleaning is complete only after every part is dry and the specified lubrication or corrosion protection has been restored.
- 01
Prepare
Unload, clear the work area, identify materials, and disassemble as directed.
- 02
Measure
Prepare the labeled dilution with clean water and follow the tank maker’s procedure.
- 03
Clean
Use the shortest effective cycle, stop, and inspect before repeating.
- 04
Finish
Rinse, dry every passage, and immediately restore protection.
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Know the part. Follow the process.
Check material and finish compatibility, follow product and equipment directions, and rinse, dry, and restore protection after cleaning.
Technical information →Straight answers
Before you fill the tank.
01What is the working dilution?
The current production target is one part concentrate to nine parts water. That means one gallon of concentrate prepares ten gallons of working solution. Final directions will be confirmed on the approved label before sale.
02Can I use it on every metal and finish?
No cleaner or ultrasonic process should be treated as universally compatible. Follow the equipment and part manufacturer’s guidance, test an inconspicuous area, use the shortest effective cycle, and limit exposure on aluminum and sensitive finishes. Ninth Measure will publish a test-backed compatibility matrix before commerce launch.
03What happens after the ultrasonic cycle?
Rinse as directed, dry every surface and internal passage thoroughly, then immediately restore the lubrication or corrosion protection specified by the part manufacturer. Ultrasonic cleaning removes protective oils along with contamination.
04How should used solution be disposed of?
The material removed from parts may control disposal requirements. Do not assume a used bath is drain-safe, particularly after cleaning lead- or metal-contaminated components. Follow local requirements and the final product guidance.
Where to buy
Find Ninth Measure on Amazon.
Ultrasonic Parts Cleaner Concentrate · 1 US gallon · Makes 10 gallons.
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