CIP Rotary Spray Head / Jet Tank Cleaning Heads

The CIP rotary spray head (Model no.: STD75) is a high-efficiency tank cleaning device designed for Clean-in-Place (CIP) systems. It uses the cleaning fluid itself to generate rotation and deliver high-impact jet sprays, ensuring thorough cleaning of tank interiors without disassembly.

With a stable rotating mechanism and optimized nozzle layout, it provides reliable and consistent cleaning performance for industrial applications requiring hygiene and efficiency.

Working Principle:

Impeller is driven by cleaning fluid and drives internal reduction mechanism. 

The speed is constant to obtain greater impact when increasing pressure.
Features & Benefits:
 ●Cleaning fluid is sprayed out as a flat jet at the nozzle, and the impact force is greater, with precise layout of ball of self -rotating tank cleaning head, to achieve 360° full     coverage cleaning.
 ●Built-in deceleration structure, impeller drive, stable operation, constant speed, it takes 1-3 seconds for the ball head to rotate one circle
 ●Operating pressure of 3-15bar 
Cleaning Effection ( Before & After ):

 
 



 



Application:
 series rotary tank washer is suitable for small to medium sized tanks, such as dairy, food, pharmaceutical, beer, chemical, industrial fermentation industries and occasions that require high impact cleaning. Especially suitable for occasions with certain viscosity, such as syrup, powder, etc.

Industry application:

FAQ

1.What is the advantage of a rotary spray head in CIP systems?

It provides stronger cleaning impact and more uniform coverage compared to static spray devices, improving overall cleaning efficiency.

2.Can it handle viscous residues?

Yes, the high-impact jet spray is designed to remove materials such as syrup, powder, and fermentation residues effectively.

3.Is it suitable for hygienic industries?

Absolutely. It is widely used in food, dairy, and pharmaceutical industries where strict cleaning standards are required.

4.Does it require complex maintenance?

No. The internal structure is designed for stable operation, and routine inspection is usually sufficient to maintain performance. 

High impact rotary spray head