Our rotary cleaning brush for Boxfish ROVs is an essential add-on to support the inspection and maintenance of submerged assets, including subsea structures and equipment.
Boxfish Research has designed the rotary brush accessory for light-duty surface cleaning of a wide range of surfaces, including concrete and metal.
Operators can use the cleaning tool to remove marine growth and dirt, facilitating Close Visual Inspection (CVI) and Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) inspections.
The ROV accessory supports off-the-shelf wire and synthetic brush heads, allowing the operator to choose an attachment best suited for the task.
You may add the cleaning brush to our underwater ROVs – Boxfish Alpha or Boxfish ROV.
| Input voltage: | 10-21 VDC |
| Maximum current: | 24A |
| Control signal: | 3.3V PWM |
| Rotational speed: | 0-400 RPM |
| Weight in water without float: | 650g |
| Weight in water with float: | Neutral |
| Brush arbor: | 1/4″ hex and round |
| Rotation modes: | Continuous, Oscillating |
| Speed control: | Yes |
| Connector: | Boxfish standard 3-pin or pigtail |
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