Rotating Cleaners
Free Rotating Cleaners GEA Turbodisc & GEA Chemidisc
The free rotating spray cleaners GEA Turbodisc and GEA Chemidisc offer low cost and professional cleaning performance by instant uniform coverage of all internal surfaces. Therefore they are suitable for the chemical, pharmaceutical and food industries where FDA compliance, and heightened standards of hygiene and performance are necessary.
GEA Turbodisc
Advantages
- Economic flow rates
- Easy to maintain
- Hygienic design
- Hydrodynamic bearing
- Insensitive to blockage
- FDA conform
- SIP through the nozzle possible
- Preferred mounting position: any
- Available for tank safety system VARITOP®
Operation
Wash fluid entering the Turbodisc is directed onto the precision shaped disc. Hydrodynamic bearings allow the disc to rotate friction free at high speed and any installation angle.
Applications
The Turbodisc is perfectly suitable for cleaning small and medium size process vessels, reactors, driers, granulators, storage tanks, tablet coating machines and IBCs in food, beverage, biotech, pharmaceutical and other hygiene conscious industries.
NEW:
Serviceable
Our Turbodisc & Turbo SSB units are designed for straightforward on-site servicing with standard tools. To further simplify the process, we now offer comprehensive service kits that include all necessary components. The updated design makes these powerful cleaners an ideal choice for today’s environmentally conscious companies.
GEA Chemidisc
Advantages
- Economic flow rates
- Ball bearing free-increased service life
- Maintenance free
- Hydrodynamic bearing
- FDA conform
- Preferred mounting position: any
- Chemical resistant – ideal for corrosive environments
- Lightweight construction – safer in glass lined vessels
- Effective wash – due to high rotation speed
Operation
Chemidisc has a unique ball bearing free design, meaning no shedding of metal bearing debris and no failure to rotate.Chemidisc has only one moving part, the rotating disc which rides friction free on a hydraulic bearing which instantly converts the wash fluid into a sphere of fast moving droplets, distributing the fluid in a complete and uniform manner. Total surface cover is achieved as fast moving, high power droplets simultaneously reach the entire surface of the tank, inlet pipe and overhead nozzleswhere contamination frequently occurs.
Applications
The Chemidisc range is available in a wide variety of sizes and is designed for use in harsh chemical environments, as a Hastelloy alternative and in glass lined vessels. These spray cleaners are constructed in carbon filled PTFE dissipate static electricity in potentially explosive atmospheres. Pure PTFE compliant Chemidiscs are used in many pharmaceutical and other applications where the cleaning solution is corrosive to stainless steel. The Chemidisc cost effectiveness and reliability is specified by end users, OEMs and contract design companies.
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