Why units like these are used by maintenance techs

• Self-contained, no dump required — fluid is continuously maintained in the system; no regular disposal cycles.

• Bio-active surfactant fluid — heavy-duty surfactants plus a benign microbe that digests oil and grease and returns it to natural carbon products. Microbes go dormant when the unit is unplugged and reactivate when power is restored.

• Safer for users — formulated without harmful VOCs or harsh solvents commonly associated with strong skin irritation and other workplace hazards.

• High capacity — holds up to 1,000 lb (fits a .50 caliber machine gun and similar large components).

• Energy efficient — dual-walled construction for improved thermal efficiency while plugged in.

• Field-friendly tooling — comes with two brushes and a nozzle for rapid, precise cleaning of weapon and vehicle parts.

Simple Maintenance — Built for Real-World Use

Keeping the Smart Washer operational is straightforward:

• Weekly filter check — peel off one layer of the filter mat in the sink each week.

• Monthly replacement — at the end of the month, dispose of the last filter layer and drop in a new filter mat.

• Fluid top-off — add fluid as needed. The only way fluid is lost is through carry-off on parts or natural evaporation.

• Automatic low-fluid shutoff — if the level gets too low, the pump will stop, a warning light comes on, and operation resumes once fluid is added.

USMC TAMCN Smartwasher NSN Listing