Big-Box-Washers
for arable

Professionals know: Clean crates are the basis for a longer shelf-life and less waste during storage. Hygiene starts with what you drive into the cold store

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Hygiene on arable farms is becoming increasingly important to ensure high-quality seed potatoes. More and more arable farmers are realising that washing boxes is part of working hygienically and professionally. This helps keep diseases such as brown rot, ring rot, Erwinia and potato cyst nematodes at bay on the seed potato farm. The TumbleJet Big-Box-Washer offers the ideal solution for easily cleaning heavily soiled cubic metre crates. This is because soil clinging to the crates is a major potential source of contamination – not only in (seed) potatoes but also in carrots, chicory stalks, celeriac and onions, amongst others.

TumbleJet: 15 years’ expertise in crate cleaning

AgrinServ’s TumbleJet Big-Box-Washer delivers maximum results with minimal water consumption and low labour requirements. This keeps the cost per box low. The TumbleJet models are robustly designed, easy to connect (plug & play) and simple to operate. It is no coincidence that TumbleJet has been the leading name in crate washers for over 15 years. Millions of cubic metre crates have now been washed by hundreds of satisfied customers in the Netherlands and beyond.

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Certified clean boxes

Washing boxes is often an afterthought for many arable farmers. This is hardly surprising, as washing them by hand is a labour-intensive task and you always end up getting wet yourself. What’s more, the results can vary from box to box. The TumbleJet simplifies this and improves the washing process. The result: clean boxes, time and time again. Whether it’s 7 am or 6 pm. The TumbleJet can clean up to 50 boxes per hour. AgrinServ stands behind the performance of our machine. That is why every user receives a certificate from us after cleaning boxes with the TumbleJet. This certificate is a valuable addition to your company’s certifications, such as Food Safety in Arable Farming (VVAK) and GlobalGAP.