ENOMET membrane press mod. DHEA 16 PLUS USED YEAR 2014 SERIAL 06-14 made of Aisi 304 stainless steel on wheels, with the following characteristics: - Closed tank with a capacity of approximately 24 hl in Aisi 304 stainless steel to be able to carry out, in addition to normal pressing, macerations under an inert gas atmosphere, red macerations with or without oxygenation, carbonic maceration for new wines and cold maceration for white wines. - Central elastic membrane in non-toxic food grade rubber combined with the closed tank to use the entire circumference as a drainage surface, thus reducing pressing times to a minimum. This combination is PATENTED. - Working pressures up to 1.2 atmospheres which are much lower than presses with diametric membrane, to increase the quality of the extracted musts. - Drainage elements in Aisi 304 stainless steel arranged 360° inside the tank and not just on the semi-circumference, which can be opened and easily inspected to make cleaning operations of the machine easier. - Automatic washing of the internal part of the opening draining elements. This combination is PATENTED. - Variable setup during the processing phases to obtain maximum performance from the press at every moment of the work cycle, thus reducing pressing times. This system is PATENTED. - Loading and pressing phases with the press inclined towards the must collection tank to accelerate the exit of the must and optimize the loading, without the need for double or triple doors, reducing to a minimum the rotations necessary for a good distribution of the load with consequent better quality. - Crumbling and pressure setting phases with a horizontal press to guarantee a perfect ring distribution of the material to be pressed over the entire circumference of the tank, so as to always use the entire draining surface available. - Unloading phase with press inclined towards the pneumatic door to obtain a fast and complete unloading without the aid of a double or triple door or helical elements inside the tank. - Pneumatic opening door for loading and unloading positioned laterally to the cylinder and not central. This solution, combined with the variable setup of the press, makes the creation of a double door completely unnecessary even if you want to load whole grapes. - Sliding must collection tank in Aisi 304 stainless steel with quick coupling and disconnection, automatic level kit with provision for must extraction pump with thermal protection from 1.5 to 1.87 kW and possibility of choosing the side on which to apply the pump. - Internal manifold connecting the draining elements to allow the extraction of the must in all positions assumed by the press during the execution of the automatic pressing cycle. - Drainage elements each equipped with a DIN fitting for the release of the must, so as to be able to carry out macerations inside the press. - Side must collection gutters anchored to the frame by means of a quick coupling, perfectly connected to the outlet outlets in order to avoid any possibility of splashes. They are completely removable with a simple gesture in order to facilitate cleaning operations. - Quick connection for gas injection with the possibility of injecting it inside the tank before, during, or after the loading phase even with the machine rotating. - Aisi 304 stainless steel valve for axial load with Garolla 120 outlet to reduce friction on the product. - Built-in air compressor, self-braking gearmotor, pinion, crown and chain for tank rotation. - CE compliant programming panel that is easy and intuitive to use with six pre-set programs and the possibility of using an electronic keyboard to introduce all the variables that the user deems appropriate. Load of whole grapes Door 1,680 Kg. Axial 3,600 Kg. Load of crushed or destemmed grapes Door 4,800 Kg. Axial 6,000 Kg. Load of fermented grapes (initial grapes) Door 6,000 Kg. Axial 7,200 Kg. Recommended minimum load (whole or destemmed grapes) 1,200 kg. Power 5.9 kW Dimensions 3700x1800x h 2200 mm. Weight approximately 1,200 kg Invia commenti Riquadri laterali Cronologia Salvate