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AROMAQUEST SYSTEMS LAUNCHES CONTINUOUS FRAGRANCE MICRODIFFUSION


TECHNOLOGY Based in Miami, AromaQuest Systems has announced the launch of the Continuous Fragrance Microdiffusers system that helps


CLOG RESISTANT TANK CLEANING MEANS LESS


DOWNTIME In certain tank cleaning applications in the food and beverage industry, a common problem can be clogged tank cleaning heads. The result is unwanted process downtime and increased maintenance costs. Clogging is usually caused by particles within the recycled cleaning fluid blocking the small holes in traditional spray balls and even more seriously, these can clog the bearings of gears on rotary devices. As a consequence, pre-determined cleaning patterns fail; cycles are incomplete resulting in missed areas. Often, a secondary manual cleaning operation is then required to complete the cleaning process.


The HydroClaw is a new design of tank cleaning head which has been introduced by The Spray Nozzle People, offering the important benefit of being clog resistant. Traditional cleaning heads typically have multiple small orifices which form a 360° cleaning pattern. However, the new HydroClaw impacts a jet of water on a claw-like plate which shatters the fluid into a 360° pattern.


As there is only a single orifice for the cleaning fluid to pass through, the overall free passage is dramatically increased (between three to five


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times higher) allowing for high particle content liquid (for particles over 7.6mm in diameter) to be used as the cleaning media. The shape of the ‘claw’ is designed to ensure that the fluid shatters into a genuine 360° pattern effectively covering the whole tank.


The HydroClaw is made from FDA compliant 316l stainless steel so is ideal for food grade and aseptic clean-in-place (CIP) applications. In addition to its innovative design it has no moving parts and is self-draining,


self-flushing and is laser-welded for optimum durability.


It provides low pressure/high flow to enable quick cleaning of tank walls and helps to reduce water consumption compared to a static spray ball. The HydroClaw is designed to fit through a 76mm opening and is available with a variety of connection types such as 1“female NPT or G threads, 1½” or DN40 tube clip-on.


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maintain consistency in fragrance in large as well as small spaces, such as restrooms, public areas, hallways, building entrances and lobbies.


The Continuous Fragrance Microdiffusers system is a pathbreaking deodorization technology that ensures atomization of pure fragrances in light and small particles that can quickly spread in the air and reach all corners of rooms. The aroma stays in the air with constant intensity at all times. The system can work in any type of building or establishment such as a hotel, restaurant, retail store, office building, condominium,


country clubs, mall, cinema, airport, university, spa, museum and more.


The fragrances are extraordinary and innovative. The sophisticated, captivating and exquisite notes can make any space fragrant and do not leave aerosol propellants or any other needless chemicals in the air.


In addition to the Continuous Fragrance Microdiffusers system, AromaQuest Systems offers the Always-Clean Restroom System that can keep restrooms free of germs, clean and always smelling fresh.


www.aromaquest.com


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