Gamajet Introduces Low Flow, Full-Coverage Rinsing Machine
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 Gamajet Cleaning Systems, Exton, Pa., USA, has introduced its new Intrepid tank rinsing machine that provides fast tank rinsing with 80% less water than a standard spray ball at the same pressure. This type of fast, thorough cleaning without the use of chemicals is ideal for cleaning light liquids and powders, the company notes. A 500-gal tank, for example, that once took 10 min at 60 psi and 60 gpm with a spray ball, with the Intrepid takes 4 minutes with only 15 gpm at the same pressure. In addition to the 510 gal of water saved, the tank is thoroughly cleaned without clogging.
Unlike traditional Gamajet rotary impingement tank cleaners, the Intrepid uses a unique "direct-drive" design, requiring no gear reduction. However, the machine still applies concentrated streams in a complete, 360-degree pattern, like all other Gamajet machines.
Average operating conditions for the Intrepid are between 10 and 80 psi and 5 and 20 gpm. The unit also incorporates a sanitary design, including FDA compliant materials, self-cleaning and draining capabilities, and a high polish, sanitary finish, making it highly effective for both sanitary and industrial applications.
"Although 19 times out of 20 we find that Impingement tank cleaning is the most efficient tank cleaning method, our customers told us we needed something to deliver a ‘lighter,' less expensive alternative for light residues that would significantly reduce the resources used by spray balls," said Bob Delaney, chairman of Gamajet Cleaning Systems.
The Intrepid is a direct change-out for spray balls. Facilities can trial or purchase the unit through any authorized Gamajet distributor, or directly through Gamajet Cleaning Systems.
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