Cleaning Lances
Cleaning Lance
There are three different versions of cleaning lances available:
- Cleaning lances with or prepared for a static cleaner (spray-ball)
- Cleaning lances with or prepared for a rotating cleaner
- Cleaning lances with or prepared for an orbital cleaner
Remark:
Tank dimensions, tank design and the intended use of the tank must be taken into consideration for the determination of the spray ball type, installation depths and clearance.
Material: 1.4404/316L
Dirt Arrester for Cleaning Devices
Dirt Arrester
GEA recommends installing the dirt arrester in the CIP supply line close to the tank washer to protect it against particulate blocking or damage. Consequently downtimes of the cleaning devices can be avoided.
Nominal sizes
DN 25 / G1" BSP
DN 50 / G2" BSP
DN 80 / G3" BSP
Connection: G-G DIN 11851
Filter gauze: 0,5 mm
Material: 1.4404
Protection Cage for Orbital Cleaners
Protection Cage
Mobile / Stationary Trestle for Cleaners
Mobile Trestle
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