Containerized ice slurry cleaning systems

GTMICE offers containerized ice slurry cleaning systems configured around the customer’s cleaning process. The package combines an agreed equipment scope in a transportable layout, while the customer provides the vehicle. Generator selection starts with the shared GTM model range. Container dimensions, operating mass, connections and commissioning responsibilities are defined for each project.

GTM-100 slurry ice machine in the manufacturer catalogue
GTM-100 catalogue configuration. Final equipment details follow the project specification.
Insulated slurry ice storage bin
Insulated slurry ice storage bin. The project quotation defines sizing and compatibility.

What is the supply boundary?

The signed equipment list defines the generator, tanks, pumps, controls, connections and auxiliary equipment included in the package. The vehicle is customer-supplied. Agree the mounting interface and load distribution with the vehicle or integration partner before installation.

How is the generator selected?

Use the GTM catalogue to start the duty discussion. Match useful slurry volume and production time to the intended cleaning cycle, storage arrangement and available utilities.

Slurry ice transfer pump from the equipment catalogue
Catalogue transfer pump; the glass-tube cleaning circuit is specified separately.

What layout information is needed?

  • Available transport envelope and vehicle payload.
  • Empty and operating mass, including liquids and accessories.
  • Water, electrical and discharge connections.
  • Access, lifting, ventilation, drainage and service clearance.
  • Operating environment and the circuit connection arrangement.

How is performance agreed?

Define a representative test circuit, deposits, slurry properties and acceptance criteria. The proposal should distinguish factory equipment checks from site cleaning results and state who operates and verifies each stage.

How do we start a custom system project?

Send the application, circuit layout, preferred supply boundary and transport constraints. Roy can help structure the equipment discussion before the detailed layout is finalized.

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