Airlock Is USDA Dairy Accepted for Hygienic Applications

Has a rail system that simplifies its removal

Sep 26, 2021

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The Schenck Process global hygienic airlock (GHA) is engineered for applications where dry raw or finished products are handled in the process and where inspection or system clean out is required. The USDA Dairy-accepted, dismountable airlock has a rail system that simplifies its removal and provides access to the internal valve, cavity, rotor pockets, and all other product contact areas for quick and easy cleaning. A valve interference detection system protects the airlock from damage and prevents product contamination due to interference between the valve rotor and housing.

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