Meiko Maschinenbau Gmbh & Co Kg

Wendelin Hils

Bruno Gaus

Thomas Peukert

Engelbert Ecker

Stefan Scheringer

Denis Lehmann

Marijan Simundic

Thomas Näger

Joachim Kupetz

Michael Streb

Marc Scherer

Thomas Roederer

Thomas Röderer

Joachim Dipl-Ing Kupetz

Michael Dipl-Ing Streb

Bruno Dipl-Maschinenbau-Ing Gaus

The invention relates to an item-to-be-cleaned carrier for the cleaning of items to be cleaned, which have at least one cavity, the cleaning being performed in a conveyor washer. The item-to-be-cleaned carrier can be used in particular for cleaning personal protective equipment. The item-to-be-cleaned carrier comprises at least one base element and at least one nozzle tube, which is connected to the base element. The nozzle tube has at least one inlet opening having at least one catching funnel. The nozzle tube has at least one outlet nozzle. The nozzle tube tapers, at least in parts, from the inlet opening to the outlet nozzle. The invention further relates to a cleaning system and to a method for cleaning items to be cleaned, which have at least one cavity, using the cleaning system.

Cleaning items to be cleaned, which have at least one cavity, in a conveyor washer

This disclosure proposes a cleaning device for cleaning items to be cleaned. The cleaning device has at least one fluid device for applying at least one cleaning fluid to the items to be cleaned. The cleaning device has at least one electrical load. The cleaning device further has at least one electrical connection for supplying electrical energy to the cleaning device. The cleaning device further has at least one energy store. The cleaning device is designed to receive electrical energy via the electrical connection and to temporarily store said electrical energy in the energy store. The cleaning device is further designed to supply electrical energy from the energy store to the at least one electrical load.

Cleaning device having an energy store

The invention relates to a method and an apparatus for applying a fluid () to items () to be cleaned, which items are continuously or intermittently transported in the conveying direction () in an automatic cleaning machine, preferably an automatic pass-through dishwasher. At least two, preferably tubular, spray bodies (.n) which are spaced apart from one another are arranged in at least one spray plane () which is oriented parallel to the conveying direction () of the items () to be cleaned.

Method for distributing a fluid in an automatic cleaning machine

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Rheinmünster, Germany

Wendelin Hils