The driving rollers are precisely adjusted for a certain tray thickness to ensure a smooth flow of the trays through the machine. The rollers are of the largest possible diameter to avoid deforming the trays.
The pre scraper loosens heavily burnt deposits on the trays helping to prolong the life of the brushes and reduces the need for cleaning the machine.
2 safety switches provide excellent operator safety.
Auto oiling
The oiling mechanism comprises of a removable oil tray and rubber feed roller which transfers oil onto the tray in a uniform an consistant manner. The oiling mechanism has an on/off handle and the quantity of oil deposited can be easily adjusted by the operator. The oiling tray can be washed in a JEROS utensil washer.
Rapid pay back
The JEROS tray cleaner is very labour saving. It cleans and greases 100 trays in 6-8 minutes. The labour time saved should be utilized for more profitable purposes.
New generation of Jeros Tray Cleaners
The new 9014 and 9015 tray cleaner models from JEROS offer the user significant hygienic advantages as all of the machine can be cleaned with water. Furthermore, the construction and new design help optimise noise reduction.
The entire machine has been redesigned, including a tabletop in stainless steel, brushes with enclosed bearings and a technologically new construction providing more space between brushes and the drive system. This means that it is now possible to clean and rinse the entire JEROS tray cleaner with water. Continous washing of machine room and brushes ensures high hygienic standards and optimal cleaning of trays.
The machine has two efficient pre-scrapers, which remove most of the burned deposits remaining on both sides of the baking tray before the tray moves on to the cleaning brushes. This ensures efficient pre-cleaning with less residue entering the cleaning system and significantly prolongs the efficiency and service life of the cleaning brushes.
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