Product details of the crate washer include:
Material: The entire crate washer is made of stainless steel, meeting national food hygiene regulations.
Structural Design: The crate washer mainly consists of an input section, pre-wash section, main washing section, rinsing section, and output section. The conveyor guide rod is adjustable to accommodate various sizes of containers. Wide, removable panels are located on both sides of the tunnel for easy maintenance and cleaning.
Washing System: The crate washer typically consists of three washing sections: hot alkaline water, hot clean water, and washing water. Each circulating water tank uses a horizontal stainless steel centrifugal water pump for continuous spraying, simultaneously rinsing the crates from four directions: top, bottom, left, and right. Each tank has a double-stage filtration system for easy cleaning. Each tank has a single drain valve, and the discharged water is discharged through a unified pipe.
Heating System: The crate washer integrates electric and steam heating. Large-scale (high-capacity) enterprises can choose steam heating, saving on electricity costs and contributing to energy conservation and emission reduction. Smaller production companies can use electric heating to raise the temperature of the cleaning fluid, reducing the cost of manufacturing steam boilers.
Control System: The crate washer uses a frequency converter for high-precision speed control. Waterproof electrical components prevent damage due to humidity. Overload and leakage protection ensure operator safety.
Safety Devices: The crate washer features automatic loading and unloading and an automatic overflow device. German-made Jumo temperature sensors are used to ensure the washing section water temperature meets cleaning requirements and the crates are properly cleaned.
