Automated Truck Drum Cleaning in the Concrete Industry with MOVI-C® | SEW-EURODRIVE

July 21, 2025

Automated Truck Drum Cleaning in the Concrete Industry with MOVI-C® | SEW-EURODRIVE

This reference application from WALTER Cleaningsystems showcases the Cleanjet 2-in-1 system for automated cleaning of truck mixer drums. The system combines medium- and ultra-high-pressure technology (up to 1500 bar) with a precisely controlled robotic arm to remove concrete residues – without manual intervention.

The motion control is based on the MOVI-C® modular automation system from SEW-EURODRIVE. Key components include:

  • the MOVIDRIVE® modular multi-axis system for dynamic motion sequences,
  • and MOVIKIT® software modules for synchronization 6 profile generation.

The result is a safe, efficient, and resource-saving cleaning process that integrates seamlessly into existing operations.

Watch the video to see the system in action and learn more about the automation technology behind it

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MOVI-C® is the all-in-one solution for automation tasks. Whether you want to implement standards-based single-axis or multi-axis applications, particularly complex motion control applications or customized automation solutions, MOVI-C® can help you do all that and give you the scope to achieve optimum automation for new projects.

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