Marill's Madlean-up
8th March 1990, Page 14
8th March 1990
Page 14
Page 14, 8th March 1990
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• David MacKrill Engineering has developed container cleansing vehicle called the MacKlean
for municipal waste disposal fleets.
The waste container is wheeled on a pencil-lift at the back of the MacKlean, and when the container is raised, a four-nozzle rinsing head automatically swings into the container, releasing water at a pressure of 70 bar (1,000 psi). Waste water is discharged from the vehicle; larger solid waste is collected and dumped via a pneumatic flap.
The MacKlean can hold up to 7,000 litres of clean water, 7,000 litres of used water and 1,200 litres of solids.