360° Sanitary Ox Cleaning Ball

360° Sanitary Ox Cleaning Ball

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Material

Stainless Steel
  • Stainless Steel
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Description
The stainless steel sanitary Ox type 360° rotating cleaning ball is used for cleaning the interior of tanks, available in fixed or rotating types with various connection options (welded, clamped, threaded, pin-type). Made of SS304 or SS316L, it operates at 1-3 bar, with a maximum temperature of 95°C and a cleaning radius of up to 3m, meeting DIN, SMS, ISO, IDF, and 3A standards.
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Feature of the Stainless steel sanitary Ox type rotated 360degree cleaning ball2:


Cleaning ball is used for cleaning the inside of the tank.

Type: fixed or rotated type.

Connection type: Welded, clamped, threaded, Pin type, Socket end.

Standard: DIN, SMS, ISO, IDF, 3A.

Material: SS304, SS316L.

Specification: 1/2"-2 1/2" , DN20-DN80.

Working pressure: 1--3 bar.

Maximum operating temperature: 95 degree.

Spray cleaning radius: the maximum effective radius 3m.

Surface treatment: inner Ra0.5um, outside Ra0.8um.

Application: Food, beverage, dairy, pharmacy, chemical or any food processing industries.

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CNC machining within 72 hours based on your model

  • production time — from 72 hours
  • anodizing and finishing
  • engineering design tailored to your task
  • comprehensive approach — from sketch to packaging
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