GEA will use BrauBeviale 2026 in Nuremberg, running 10 to 12 November, to premiere its AdaptAx orbital tank cleaner, a modular head the company says delivers up to 30% more mechanical cleaning force than the previous generation. A GEA model built on 50 fermentation and storage tanks puts the gain at 650 extra tank hours a year and about 40% less cleaning-in-place water per cycle, alongside a new water-hydraulic valve actuator for inline blending.
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