Cleaning of tanks and tracked vehicles

Even today, these areas are often cleaned with A I cleaner or a high-pressure cleaner. The high-pressure cleaner is certainly still justified for coarser soiling, such as on the chains.

Cleaning an armoured vehicle with A I cleaners, on the other hand, can certainly not be described as efficient in terms of working time and quality of the cleaning result. The use of A I cleaners is neither health- nor resource-friendly.

The previously used cold-cleaner wash tables are no longer accepted in the public sector because of the health hazards caused by the chemicals used and the aerosols produced, and are being replaced.

With the low-pressure hot cleaning process, even the special requirements of cleaning tanks can be mastered easily, efficiently and in a resource-saving way.

Thanks to the low pressure of 7.5 or 14 bar, even sensitive parts are not damaged, but the dirt is rinsed off and transported away. Due to the high cleaning temperature of up to 95°C, dirt and especially oil and grease are perfectly dissolved and cleaned off quickly and efficiently.

At the same time, the method is gentle on health and the environment because it largely dispenses with chemical additives.

If necessary, an alkaline cleaning agent can be added, but then a low concentration of e.g. 3% is sufficient and the medium can be used several times, as our machines can recycle the cleaning medium used.

In practice, it is also important that basins such as the engine compartment can be cleaned without flooding due to the particularly low water consumption - only up to 1.8 or 2.8 litres per minute.

In addition, the method is very cost-effective, as cleaning is many times faster than manual cleaning - our customers regularly save 80-90% of their working time - and much more pleasant than manual scrubbing or spraying with the A I cleaner.