The machine housings can be made entirely in stainless steel or totally monocoque gel-coated food grade fibreglass. Specific construction details include: panels internally devoid of sharp edges with widely rounded edges in order to facilitate cleaning operations; internal washing systems by means of special non-blocking rotating heads; heat exchange elements in stainless steel, and direct coupling plug-fan ventilator. The units can be sanitised with CIP systems owned by the client or through specific washing instrument trolleys. The stainless flooring is built in independent sections sloping towards discharge drains that are flush with the floor. These can be inspected and are suitable for channelling washing fluids through a drainage system equipped with special siphons that prevent the reflux of any odours.
Based on the kind of installation, the machines are equipped with several filtration sections, and are complete with an air purification system through special UVC lamps suitable for the sanification of food environments.
Air distribution inside the processing rooms takes place through VELO-CE® laser micro perforated socks that are entirely sanitisable and sized to avoid damaging turbulence, guaranteeing a semi-static distribution speed without affecting the destratification effect in the room.
Connection between the air treatment units and the internal fabric socks is guaranteed by rigid ducts – which can be inspected- made with monolithic panelling whose internal surface has been treated with an antibacterial and/or self-cleaning covering.
Pressure is not only guaranteed, it can also be controlled and modified directly form the PLC switchboard thanks to a series of motorized roller shutters with high-sensitivity differential pressure probes.
At the cutting edge in air sanification systems, throughout its company history, Standard Tech has taken a further leap forward by drastically reducing the operating costs of its systems.
