Twin linear brushes, circulating in parallel and driven by a hub motor, provide excellent cleaning results. The brush filaments are manufactured in polyamide and the tips are smoothed and endrounded to protect scratch-sensitive surfaces.
Rotating Tornado nozzles Janus 50 D are mounted in a line between the two linear brushes. The rotational speed of the nozzles as well as the die diameter are adjustable. Tornado nozzles Janus 50 D emit compressed air at several times the speed of sound, thereby eliminating particles from recessed areas like roof seams or grip recesses.
The linear brushes undergo constant regeneration by means of a self-cleaning mechanism during continuous operations in industrial production. An adjustable rack system knocks particles out of the brush filaments and loose particles are disposed of immediately via a suction system.
Inductive sensors monitor the depth of the impression made on the flexible pressure buffer as well as the circulating movement of the linear brush and distance to the surface of the substrate. The flow rate of the cleaning agent and suction flow are also sensor-controlled. All sensor-specific data are transmitted via a digital fieldbus system to client process control to be used in the digitalisation of industrial production.
Senior Manager Technical Sales
Automotive Industry
