Dry cleaning machine DRD
about MAS

The plas­tic is sucked through the spe­cial­ly designed rotor into a cylin­dri­cal cham­ber and rotat­ed there. The plas­tic is sucked through the spe­cial­ly designed rotor into a cylin­dri­cal cham­ber and rotat­ed there. The frac­tion to be cleaned is sur­round­ed by warm air, dried with tur­bu­lent air cur­rents, and cleaned. Impu­ri­ties such as sand, soil or fine par­ti­cles are sep­a­rat­ed using sep­a­ra­tion sieves. Heavy par­ti­cles (eg. small stones, wires or met­al parts) are removed via a heavy mate­r­i­al sep­a­ra­tor. In the sub­se­quent sec­ond clean­ing stage, any fine dust par­ti­cles that are still present are removed. The sec­ond clean­ing stage can be omit­ted for damp mate­ri­als with a low degree of con­t­a­m­i­na­tion. The sys­tem is ful­ly auto­mat­ic. Both clean­ing stages run in par­al­lel and are per­fect­ly coor­di­nat­ed. The sec­ond clean­ing stage can be omit­ted for moist mate­ri­als with a low degree of soil­ing. Sys­tem con­trol is ful­ly auto­mat­ed.

Depend­ing on the degree or type of con­t­a­m­i­na­tion, the DRD sys­tem is used as a stand-alone vari­ant or to opti­mize (wet) wash­ing sys­tems as a pre- or post-clean­ing stage.