
Cleaning: protects the product
and the plant behind it.
Foreign objects are first a safety issue and only then a quality issue. A stone in the hammer mill or a piece of metal in the pellet press causes damage within seconds that can shut down the plant for days.
That’s why we apply cleaning stages in sequence: coarse contaminants early via sieves, metals via magnets directly before sensitive machines, dust via extraction at every transfer point.

Extraction isn’t
optional, it’s mandatory.
Dust from organic products can be explosive. That’s why we plan aspiration and cyclones in from the start – for product quality, for occupational safety, and because a clean plant simply lasts longer.
About Cleaning
Our Machines for Cleaning
Vibrating Screen
Centrifugal Cleaner
In-line Magnets
Aspiration
Cyclone

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Cleaning
Frequently Asked Questions About Cleaning
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At least at goods receiving and directly before sensitive machines like the mill and press. A single cleaning stage at the start is rarely sufficient in practice.
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Via in-line magnets directly in the product line. The key is positioning shortly before the machine to be protected – and making sure the magnet is easily accessible for cleaning.
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It separates contaminants without a sieve, using centrifugal force. This is low-maintenance and well suited for products where a sieve would quickly clog.
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We check filters and hoses at every maintenance visit; intervals depend on dust load and operating hours. Otherwise, declining extraction performance is only noticed once dust appears.
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We design extraction and layout so applicable requirements are met, and coordinate the details in the project with you and your expert.
