The main feature of the Robot Sword Brush Laura 160 are two parallel revolving linear brushes. Their filaments are lightly moistened with Ingromat, an antistatic cleaning agent, so that even the finest particles are bound to the brush filaments while the surface remains dry. The particles are then detached from the filaments in a self-cleaning unit and disposed of.
Janus 50 D Tornado nozzles are mounted in a line between the two linear brushes. Rotating, they eject compressed air at a multiple of the speed of sound. Particles and dust are thus blown out of recesses such as roof joints or handle recesses. The opening diameter of the nozzles can be adjusted from 0 to 1.6 mm, and the discharge angle is variable. This maximizes the effect and reduces the use of compressed air to an absolute minimum. For optimum cleaning results, particles are first removed from hard-to-reach areas of the car body using air technology. This is followed by brush cleaning. Freshly applied PVC sealant remains untouched by the brushes.
Hall 1, Booth 1628