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SS304/316L Sanitary Fixed Cleaning Ball (CIP Spray Head, 360°/180°)

Achieve flawless Clean-In-Place (CIP) sanitation for your storage and fermentation tanks with the Aomite Sanitary Fixed Cleaning Ball.

Engineered for the rigorous hygiene standards of the brewery, dairy, beverage, and pharmaceutical industries, this static spray head delivers a powerful, high-velocity wash to the interior walls of your vessels. Featuring precisely machined 2.5mm spray apertures, it provides comprehensive 360° (or directional 180°) coverage. Operating efficiently at a standard 2 Bar pressure, it generates a robust cleaning radius of up to 2.0 meters, ensuring that heavy soils and residues are rapidly flushed away without any moving parts to break down. Forged from premium SS304 or SS316L stainless steel, it is available with secure pin-clip or welded connections.

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Model:
AMT240517
Brand:
AOMITE

Product Description

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Specification
Product Type	Sanitary Fixed Cleaning Ball / CIP Spray Head
Material Grade	Forged SS304 or SS316L Stainless Steel
Spray Pattern	360° Complete Omnidirectional (180° directional available)
Aperture Size	2.5mm precision-drilled spray holes
Standard Working Pressure	2 Bar (approx. 29 PSI)
Cleaning Radius	1.25 meters to 2.0 meters (Depending on size)
Flow Rate (Fluxation)	12 m³/h to 38 m³/h (Depending on size)
Connection Type	Welded end / Slip-on with Retaining Pin (Clip)
Primary Application	CIP (Clean-In-Place) systems for Beer fermenters, Dairy & Cosmetic tanks

Fixed Cleaning Ball vs. Rotary Cleaning Ball: Which CIP head should I choose?

Fixed Cleaning Ball (This Product)
A stationary sphere with drilled holes (usually 2.5mm). It relies entirely on the volume and velocity of the CIP fluid to drench the tank walls. It has absolutely zero moving parts, making it 100% reliable and maintenance-free. It is ideal for standard rinsing and sanitizing of liquids that do not bake onto the walls.
Rotary Cleaning Ball
Uses the fluid pressure to physically rotate a slotted head. This creates a high-impact, fan-shaped jet that physically scrubs the tank walls. It is necessary for large tanks or for removing heavy, sticky, or baked-on soils (like thick yeast rings in breweries), but involves moving bearings that require occasional maintenance.

How do I size the right CIP spray ball for my fermentation tank?

Check the Cleaning Radius: Look at our technical data. If your tank has a 3-meter diameter, you need a cleaning ball with at least a 1.5-meter cleaning radius at 2 Bar pressure to ensure the fluid reaches the walls with sufficient force.
Check the Pump Flow Rate (Fluxation): A fixed spray ball requires a massive amount of fluid to work properly. For example, our 2.5-inch fixed ball requires 38 m³/h of flow. Ensure your CIP supply pump is powerful enough to deliver this volume at 2 Bar, otherwise, the spray will just trickle down the ball.