Detail of CYR51 mechanical cleaning with Turbimax CUS52D
Mechanical cleaning CYR51 with tressing protection installed on a Turbimax CUS51D
적용 분야
CYR51 is a mechanical cleaning unit for turbidity and UV-Vis absorption sensors, which is easy to install. Benefit from reliable performance without sensor interruption, reduced maintenance thanks to automatic cleaning and durable wiper blades and brushes. Optimize your installation with the cleaning unit, which can be seamlessly integrated into the installed base. Sensors can be cleaned directly in basins or tanks. For smooth operation, we recommend the Flexdip CYA112 and CYH112 holder.
The CYR51 mechanical cleaning is used for automated cleaning of turbidity and UV-Vis absorption sensors in the following applications:
Wastewater
Drinking water
Surface water
Process water
장점
Seamless integration and easy installation: Integrate the mechanical cleaning with your optical sensor to meet your cleaning demands. Experience flawless performance without sensor interruption.
Keep your sensor performance at a high level: Reduce your maintenance effort with automatic cleaning. Take advantage of durable wiper blades and brushes.
Customized package for your cleaning needs: Meet your individual cleaning needs with our tailored solution. Choose between chemical, compressed air, and mechanical cleaning.
Retrofit your plant: As a reliable partner, we want to support by optimizing your existing installation. The cleaning unit can be easily upgraded on your installed base. We help you through every step, from evaluation to installation and service.
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