Hydrofilter GFA-6000

The GFA-6000 hydrofilter from stainless steel is a very powerful hydrofilter that is used for large restaurant complexes with a significant number of visitors. Because such a powerful performance of the hydraulic filter - 6000 cubic meters per hour - is needed in rare cases.

The hydrofilter has all automated modes of operation and automatic washing.

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Stages of the hydraulic filter:

Two water curtains wet and extinguish sparks and flames, cool the smoke. Extinguished sparks, ash and soot settle to the bottom of the hydraulic filter due to the pressure of water.

Then there is a reversal of the flow of hot air and smoke over the water by 180 degrees. At the same time, extinguished sparks, ash and soot are finally deposited in the water due to inertia.

"Dry" ceramic labyrinth catches air-droplet suspension and residual pollution.

A stainless steel drip catcher captures residual water suspension, drying the air stream.

At the exit from the hydrofilter, we get air cleaned of soot, fat, ash, some smoke and odor, and cooled to +30oC.

Fire safety and air purification with a hydrofilter:

Iskor - 100% fire safety,

fat, soot - 100%,

smell and smoke - 60%,

Automation of processes:

water circulation system;

automatic washing with an adjustable time relay;

pump for filling the detergent into the system;

detergent filling dosing relay;

automatic bay and water level control;

control and automatic topping up when the water temperature is exceeded;

automatic draining of dirty water when the hydraulic filter is turned off;

the presence of a flow mode in the absence of electricity;

air overheating alarm when the hydraulic filter is turned off and on;

alarm at reduced water pressure on the nozzles;

the presence of a stainless self-washing filter for coarse water purification in the system;

access to all elements inside the hydraulic filter (nozzle, level sensor, Rashig rings, drip catcher, bottom of the hydraulic filter) from the front part of the hydraulic filter through sealed inspection hatches.