It is an electric-powered industrial washer designed for efficient cold-water cleaning of parts and equipment across industries such as automotive, food processing, chemical manufacturing and general industrial maintenance.
The machine supports loads from 15 kg up to 400 kg per batch, allowing processing of small toolsets up to large assemblies depending on the chosen model and fixture configuration.
The unit is constructed from stainless steel options SUS201 and SUS304. SUS304 provides higher corrosion resistance and is recommended for more demanding or hygienic applications; consult the supplier for material selection guidance.
It uses a cold water cleaning process combined with a rotating mechanism to agitate parts and remove residues. Cold-water operation reduces energy use compared with heated systems.
The washer is designed for non-toxic, eco-friendly operation. Many water-compatible, non-hazardous detergents are suitable, but use of solvents or aggressive chemicals should be confirmed with the manufacturer to avoid damage to seals, pumps and stainless surfaces.
The machine is specified for 380V electric supply, which in most regions corresponds to a three-phase industrial power connection. Exact electrical service, breaker sizes and motor starter requirements should be confirmed with your electrical contractor and the supplier.
The rotating mechanism tumbles or rotates baskets/fixtures to expose all surfaces of parts to the cold-water spray and mechanical agitation, improving cleaning uniformity and removing trapped residues without manual scrubbing.
Yes, with appropriate fixturing, baskets, and gentle cycle parameters the washer can clean delicate or small components. Discuss part handling requirements with the supplier to ensure proper fixtures and cycle settings are provided.
The listed machine weight is approximately 800 kg. Installation requires a level, load-bearing floor, appropriate lifting equipment for placement, electrical hookups and drainage. Confirm foundation, clearance and handling requirements with the supplier prior to delivery.
Routine maintenance typically includes inspecting and cleaning filters and strainers, checking and topping fluid levels (if applicable), inspecting pumps, seals and bearings, and checking fasteners and electrical connections. Frequency depends on usage; establish a preventive maintenance schedule with the supplier—often weekly to monthly for visual checks and quarterly for more detailed inspections.
Cycle time depends on part contamination, part geometry and chosen cycle parameters. Typical cold-water industrial wash cycles range from several minutes up to 30 minutes. For precise cycle times for your parts, testing or consultation with the manufacturer is recommended.
Yes—especially if constructed in SUS304 and configured with appropriate sanitation-compatible detergents and practices. Validate compatibility with your local food safety regulations and hygienic requirements with the supplier.
Wastewater and residues are collected and drained according to the facility’s drainage and treatment setup. Because the machine uses cold water and non-toxic cleaning media, disposal is typically simpler, but disposal must comply with local wastewater regulations—hazardous residues require specialized handling.
Spare parts, custom fixturing and installation services are commonly offered by suppliers. Availability and lead times vary—contact the manufacturer or distributor to discuss required fixtures, upgrades (e.g., SUS304, special baskets) and installation packages.
Warranty terms and certifications (CE, UL, etc.) vary by manufacturer and market. The product listing does not specify them—request the supplier’s warranty policy, test reports and any applicable compliance documentation prior to purchase.
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