Alfa Laval GJ 9
Formerly known as the GamaJet 9, the Alfa Laval GJ 9 is a compact, portable indexed rotary jet head designed for repeatable 360° interior cleaning in industrial and hygienic applications.
Formerly GamaJet 9Portable High-Impact Tank Cleaning
The Alfa Laval GJ 9 uses pressure and flow to create high-impact cleaning jets that move through a repeatable indexed 360° pattern. This provides consistent interior coverage while reducing dependence on manual cleaning.
Its slim profile and lightweight design make it especially useful for IBCs, totes, portable tanks and other containers with restricted access openings.
Rotary jets provide stronger mechanical cleaning action than fixed spray devices.
The compact profile is designed to pass through common IBC access openings.
Designed to reduce water and cleaning-media use while maintaining strong cleaning performance.
Multiple nozzle and connection options allow the GJ 9 to be matched to different systems and applications.
When to Choose the GJ 9
The GJ 9 is a strong choice when you need high-impact indexed rotary jet cleaning in an IBC, tote or small-to-medium tank but still need a compact, portable machine that can fit through restricted access openings.
System matching matters. Tank dimensions, opening size, residue, available pressure and flow, nozzle selection, water temperature and desired cleaning time all influence the correct configuration.
Water Powers a Repeatable Indexed Cleaning Pattern
Specifications
Key published operating ranges and configuration information for the Alfa Laval GJ 9.
Where the GJ 9 Fits Best
Portable high-impact cleaning for IBCs, totes and industrial process tanks.
Common Cleaning Challenges
The GJ 9 is commonly selected for containers and tanks holding difficult industrial and hygienic residues.
What Determines the Right GJ 9 Setup?
Nozzle Diameter
Nozzle size affects jet impact, throw length, total flow and required operating pressure.
Pressure & Flow
The pressure and flow source must be matched to the selected nozzle configuration and desired cleaning performance.
Tank Geometry
Tank diameter, height, access opening, internal obstructions and mounting position all influence machine selection.
Residue Type
Residue hardness, viscosity, temperature, chemistry and required cleanliness should be considered before selecting a setup.
Connection Type
Choose the inlet connection that best fits the cleaning system and installation.
Desired Cycle Time
Cleaning time depends on tank size, residue, pressure, flow, nozzle configuration, temperature and chemistry.
Parts, Rebuilds & System Support
Let’s Match the GJ 9 to Your Application
Tell us the tank or IBC dimensions, opening size, residue being removed, available GPM and PSI, water temperature, preferred connection and desired cleaning time. We can help evaluate the right setup.