Dishwashers promise sustainability & adaptability
Winterhalter’s new MT high volume conveyor dishwasher systems are designed to set new benchmarks in terms of performance, sustainability and adaptability.
Winterhalter's high performance washing system aim to minimise running costs by lowering water use and thus reducing the energy needed to heat it. Heat pumps and exchangers recycle the energy from waste water and water vapour, while minimising the heat and steam emitted by the machine, enhancing the work environment and reducing the workload on ventilation systems.
The largest MTF (flight type conveyor) can handle 8,000 plates per hour, while the equivalent MTR (rack conveyor) has a capacity of 355 racks per hour.
Using a versatile modular system, machines can be configured to precise specifications and designed to match the shape and size of the room it is intended for.
The basic structure of the machine consists of the pre-wash, main wash and rinse zones, plus an inlet zone, positioned upstream, and loading and unloading zones. Additional zones, such as extra wash zones, allow the machine to be tailored exactly to individual requirements.
Winterhalter provides a total solution for dishwashing and glasswashing, from pre-sales advice to after-sales service, training and maintenance, with sustainability fitted as standard. The company’s range also includes utensil washers, advanced water treatment machines, and cleaning detergents and rinse aids.
The new warewash system can be seen on Stand H2-54 at the LACA Main Event 2024, 3-4 July 2024, Hilton Metropole Birmingham.
