Net
Washing Machine CLEANET
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automatic Netwasher CLEANET are built by a rotary washing drum in
robust stainless steel AISI 304 octagonal-cut. Upon request it could be supplied completed both of a wastewater tank in hot dip galvanized steel and a steel gate as a protection. |
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| In
base model,
CLEANET is not provided with protective barrier and wastewater tank but
it ever has a system to stop automatically in case of a
misguided
approach to the machine by the operator. |
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| The Netwasher CLEANET 20 is the largest made in one single framework. You do not need any on-site assembly and can be transported directly by truck or via container. Once downloaded and it is ready for use. Just switch it on. Can be produced with a separate collection of waste washing tank (disposal tank) or as a closed system and no tank. Equipped with 2 electric engines 4 KW each. |
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| The automatic Netwasher CLEANET has a lateral water inlet. |  |
| A robust system of
hinges reinforced system is the opening tip. Also available in convenient opening window with extra-reinforced lock system. |
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| The mechanical locking system is added as an additional security system anti-rotary, as electrically controlled by the sensor. |  |
| The automatic Netwasher CLEANET is also provided with a manual Emergency push-button. |  |
| The system provides washing cycles of automatic timed rotation of about 20 minutes each. The wash cycle is adjustable, but it should make changes only by specialized personnel. |  |
| The
photo at right side shows the space occupied by a fish farming of about
16 meters diameter and 11.5 meters depth on the model CLEANET 7 (6.5
volume cubic meter approx). The models available are: CLEANET 7 (approx. 6500 liters) CLEANET 10 (about 9500 liters) Designing is in progress for the new CLEANET 13 (more than 12,500 liters). CLEANET 20 (approx 19500 liters) Models Cleanet 7 and Cleanet 10 are dedicated to operations that need washing equipment mobile or transportable at least. Can easily be placed, thanks to the small width, both on containers and trucks. |
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| The
duration of a washing time is proportionate to the level of fouling on
the net. In particular, the net in picture on the right, above, has been washed for a 120 minutes period. |
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