GaLF is the brandname of a serie of ultrafine bubble and micro bubble generators. GaLF means Gas advanced Liquid Fluid.
The different models are ultrafine GaLF standard , mini GaLF, ultrafine GaLF high concentration, gaia GaLF blender GaLF. All different models are suitable for their own distinctive applications.
ci 1The high-spec GalF drinking water, fills the need, for a unit for the food and beverage industry to produce ultrafine bubbles or nano bubbles. The high-spec GaLF custom unit has the ability to be Clean in Place. CIP is a method of cleaning the interior surfaces of pipes, vessels, process equipment, filters and associated fittings, without disassembly. The GaLF high-spec is suitable for use with Ozone, Hydrogen, Oxygen and Nitrogen.
Customized GaLF solutions built into your own applications, this is a stainless steel model
The miniGaLF is an entry level GaLF model designed for companies, universities, research institutes and individuals that want to learn about ultrafine bubble technology.
The miniGALF is IDEC`s entry level GaLF model designed for first experiences with ultrafine bubble technology. The miniGaLF -Plus enables higher concentration of ultrafine bubbles by multi-passes of water through the miniGaLF.
The miniGaLF is ACNITI`s entry level GaLF model designed for companies, universities, research institutes and individuals that want to learn about Ultrafine bubble technology. In this blog a movie is shown of the connections and the performance to create ultrafine bubble (nano bubbles) with high DO water.
Large volume submersible ultrafine bubble generator in combination with a dissolved oxygen generator, for aerating effectively lakes, horticulture, fishponds and shrimp cultivation. Aeration is for many biological processes very important the Acniti submersible unit guarantees high DO values for ideal biological activities creating an optimal environment for high production output.
Ultrafine bubbles movie, movie made with the Malvern NanoSight.
For better results in plant cultivation and fish cultivation systems