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Tech Sonic

Canadian clean-technology company providing patented ultrasonic cleaning systems and integrated washpad operations for refinery and petrochemical heat exchangers.

Last updated September 27, 2026

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Overview

Tech Sonic is a Canadian clean-technology company that develops and deploys patented ultrasonic cleaning systems for large industrial equipment, with a primary focus on heat exchangers and related parts used in refinery and petrochemical operations. The company positions its offering as a complete, integrated approach to washpad cleaning and operation, combining proprietary ultrasonic tanks, advanced cleaning chemistry, and modular system design. According to its official materials, Tech Sonic's systems are designed to remove all fouling types, from soft deposits to the hardest scale, and its modular ultrasonic tanks range from 3.3 metres to 9.75 metres to accommodate any exchanger size. The company's core value proposition is operational and financial: it claims that improving heat exchanger cleaning performance and washpad operations can reduce controllable refining costs by up to $1 per barrel through better heat transfer efficiency, shorter turnarounds, and lower maintenance costs. Tech Sonic markets its technology as delivering inspection-ready results the first time, every time, and says it can clean heat exchangers and parts back to like-new, 100% performance in half the time and at half the cost of traditional methods. It also emphasizes safety and sustainability benefits relative to conventional cleaning approaches. Tech Sonic describes itself as built in Canada and proven in refinery turnarounds across global markets, listing Canada, Europe, the United States, Asia, Mexico, and Brazil among its operating regions. The company states that it is the founder and equity partner of a U.S.-based company that deploys its technology in major refining markets, a structure intended to provide real-world validation, continuous improvement, and scalable implementation. It has been recognized by the Government of Canada as a Clean Technology provider based on measurable operational results. To help prospective customers evaluate the technology, Tech Sonic offers a structured Technology Trial that allows refinery teams to capture operational data and quantify impact on cost, schedule, and safety before deploying at scale. The company says it has more than 20 years of innovation behind its platform. Its patents are described as worldwide, covering ultrasonic cleaning technology for large equipment.

History

Tech Sonic is a Canadian clean-technology company focused on ultrasonic cleaning of large industrial equipment, particularly heat exchangers used in refinery and petrochemical operations. The company states that its platform reflects more than 20 years of innovation, though the exact founding date is not provided in the available evidence. Its technology is described as patented worldwide, covering ultrasonic cleaning for large equipment. From its base in Canada, Tech Sonic developed a complete, integrated approach to washpad cleaning and operation. The system combines patented and proprietary ultrasonic cleaning systems capable of removing all fouling types, from soft deposits to the hardest scale; flexible modular ultrasonic tanks ranging from 3.3 metres to 9.75 metres to accommodate any exchanger size; and purpose-developed advanced chemistry that breaks down refinery or petrochemical fouling. The company's stated vision is to change the way refineries clean, recover, and operate, arguing that traditional cleaning methods introduce risk, variability, and inefficiency into critical maintenance and that these trade-offs are no longer acceptable. Tech Sonic reports that its technology has been proven in refinery turnarounds across global markets, including Canada, Europe, the United States, Asia, Mexico, and Brazil. It is the founder and equity partner of a U.S.-based company that deploys its technology in major refining markets, a structure the company says ensures real-world validation, continuous improvement, and scalable implementation. The company has also been recognized by the Government of Canada as a Clean Technology provider based on measurable operational results. In its commercial approach, Tech Sonic offers a structured Technology Trial that allows refinery teams to evaluate the technology, capture operational data, and quantify the impact on cost, schedule, and safety before deployment at scale. The company claims that improving heat exchanger cleaning performance and washpad operations can reduce controllable refining costs by up to $1 per barrel through improved heat transfer efficiency, reduced turnaround duration, and lower maintenance costs. It markets its results as inspection-ready the first time, every time, and says it can clean heat exchangers and parts back to like-new, 100% performance in half the time and at half the cost of traditional methods.

  • Tech Sonic states its platform reflects more than 20 years of innovation in ultrasonic cleaning technology.

  • Tech Sonic is recognized by the Government of Canada as a Clean Technology provider based on measurable operational results.

  • Tech Sonic becomes founder and equity partner of a U.S.-based company deploying its technology in major refining markets.

Products and positioning

Clean-technology provider delivering faster, safer, and more sustainable heat exchanger cleaning for refineries, with measurable reductions in controllable refining costs.

  • Tech Sonic Cleaning ultrasonic systems

    Patented and proprietary systems that remove all fouling types, from soft deposits to the hardest scale.

  • Flexible modular ultrasonic tanks

    Integrated ultrasonic tanks from 3.3 m to 9.75 m accommodate any exchanger size.

  • Advanced cleaning chemistry

    Purpose-developed cleaning solutions break down refinery or petrochemical fouling.

  • Technology Trial

    Structured program for refinery teams to evaluate the technology, capture operational data, and quantify impact before deployment at scale.

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