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O1015 Wwett Spotlight Vogelsang 1
Mike Colbert, left, discusses the RotaCut Inline grinder with WWETT Show attendees. The grinder’s Auto Cut Control (ACC) function uses a hydraulic unit to monitor and correct the tension between the blade assembly and cutting screen, optimizing cutting performance and wear component life.
The “flushables” problem isn’t going away. Hundreds of hygiene products claim to be safe to flush but often clog pipes and equipment, leading to high maintenance costs. The RotaCut Inline Grinder, displayed in the Vogelsang booth at the 2015 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show, offers a solution.Solids such as plastic fragments, rubber, hair, wipes, applicators, plastic pens, string, wood and bones are drawn through the cutting screen and cut by self-sharpening rotary blades to a size that can pass through downstream equipment. “This product was designed to grind up rags for treatment facilities,” says Mike Colbert,
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