Installation reference
| Model | GTM-80 |
|---|---|
| Brochure dimensions | 680 × 880 × 1350 mm |
| Dimensional source | Manufacturer application brochure, model range table |
| Capacity and utilities | To be specified in the project quotation against agreed operating conditions |
Use these dimensions for an initial review of space-constrained layouts. Confirm the dimension orientation and service clearances using the final drawing. The equipment envelope does not include every storage, pumping or installation component.
What should be checked for this model?
For GTM-80, start with overall footprint, access around the equipment and the route for bringing the machine aboard or into the plant. Then review the water supply, available power and the route between the ice generator and the point of use.
- State your process demand per batch, shift or day.
- Record water temperature and salinity across seasonal conditions.
- Specify the intended ice fraction and cooling temperature.
- Identify storage volume, pump duty and distribution distance.
Can it be installed on a fishing vessel?
An onboard project needs an installation assessment. Space is one input; electrical supply, seawater quality, drainage, ventilation, vessel motion and maintenance access also matter. Read the onboard installation guide before sending the layout.
Can this model be used for drinking-water pipeline cleaning?
That requires a separate equipment and process assessment. Do not infer potable-water suitability from a seafood equipment specification. Use the pipeline project route to describe the duty and required material documentation.
What is included in a quotation?
Ask for the supplied equipment scope, agreed output basis, utilities, installation drawing, refrigerant specification, commissioning responsibilities and service terms. Review those items together before placing an order.