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Meet the Innovative & Reliable MGI Panel Cleaner

The panel cleaner chosen by contractors worldwide

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Designed and Built in Italy by MGI

 

High quality Italian engineered machinery.

Over 70 years of engineering experience.

CE, UKCA & Internationally Certified

 

Certified as UKCA compliant, built to EU, USA

and International safety and quality standards.

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Keeps Panels Operating
at Optimal Energy

It can wet and dry clean both fixed and tracked systems.

  • Keeps PV panels producing at optimal energy

  • Increase operator safety

  • Simplify every phase of your work

 

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The machine is composed of the following:

  • Air-conditioned cabin providing operator comfort and safety

  • A comfortable chair with armrests

  • Electrical 12 volt system and a computerised control unit

  • A socket for phone charging

  • Interior lights and speakers

  • Windows that open

  • Lockable cabin

  • Two joysticks giving great performance and high precision movements.

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Technical Specifications

General

  • Net weight: 4200 KG

  • Engine: Stage V, Yanmar/Kohler Engine Power: 42 KW

  • Width: 2200 mm

  • Length: Variable Height:

  • Variable Max Speed: 2.9 KM/H

  • Cleaning Brush Diameter: 500 mm

  • Cleaning Brush Length: 4320 mm

  • Brush Rounds PM: 250 RPM

  • Boom Rotation: 190°

  • Optimal working speed: 0.9 - 1.2 KM/H

  • Hydraulic Pump: Cast Iron Group 3

  • Hydraulic Distributor: Danfoss

  • Hydraulic Oil Tank Capacity: 180 Litres

  • Fuel Tank Capacity: 55 Litres​

Seamless Transition

 

The machine's design ensures compatibility with our Tonker 830 model, facilitating a seamless transition between functionalities. This enables clients to initially purchase a machine tailored for ramming operations (Tonker 830) and subsequently modify it for solar panel cleaning tasks.

 

The conversion process can be performed both at our manufacturing facility and on-site where the machine is conducting ramming operations, subject to specific conditions.

 

The following illustrations delineate the components to be removed and the new parts to be installed:

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