Superclean Slat Scraper
- Intense cleaning of the slats and the sides of the cubicles
- The synthetic profiles in the scraper are flexible and extremely wear-resistant
- Height and width of the synthetic profiles are adjustable, which guarantees an optimal adaptation to the floor.
- Cleaning from corner wheel to corner wheel, low model without sharp parts
- Hot-dip galvanized and low in maintenance.
Alley Scraper Magnum 4400
- High capacity: Cleans 1000 Alleys (Center Dump) with 3/8" cable
- Industrial duty gear box: Largest, most rugged gear box in the industry.
- Chains: Number 80 drive chain. Number 40 timing chain is uniquely mounted outside the frame and does not travel through any manure.
- Blades immediately tip up on reverse stroke minimizing dragging of manure and increasing blade life
- Pre-wired controller: Speeds installation time. 24 hour timer allows for customized cleaning schedule. Solid state PLC constantly* monitors cable tension and shuts off unit when strain exceeds safety limits.
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