GEA Universal Die-Washer

Washing unit which can operate two dies. According to the model, they can feature either an electromechanical control or a PLC one.

Universal Die Washing Unit

Type M

GEA Universal Die-Washer type M are equipped with a very intuitive control panel allowing easy access to the basic control functions. Washing area regulation is made by means of two adjustment levers located in front of the machine. A timer allows setting the working cycle duration.

PLC

GEA Universal Die-Washer type E are equipped with a PLC allowing setting and storage of die washing recipes, in order to improve every single die cleaning process. These units feature an efficient washing arms movement system, driven by a maintenance-free electric cylinder. The arms action is divided into different zones optimizing the die washing time.

Key Features

  • Sturdy stainless steel frame
  • Debris conveying system, equipped with water temperature control probe for the pump protection
  • Automatic water level control and filling system
  • Pumping section made of pump, motor, chain transmission, protection casing
  • Recovery tank with double filtering device for an improved water recycling
  • Skimming removal system by means of programmable water jets

Washing of a rectangular dies for pasta

Washing of a round dies for pasta

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