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Product: Stingray E230 net cleaner

The Stingray E230 aquaculture net cleaner is a novel method of cleaning in situ. The
head cleans a 2-meter-wide swath with low-speed propellers and knuckles. This
technology safely vibrates the net and knocks off all types of fouling. The net-safe tracks
navigate all types of non-metal net. They release the net past a certain load to prevent
damage. The Stingray E230 can clean above the surface line as well.

It is all electric and does not use high pressure saltwater pumps. It can operate on a
small independent generator. It is more effective at 1/10 of the power requirement of
similar high-pressure cleaners.

Marine Operative - Bakkafrost Scotland Limited

Portree£35,677.16 per annum

Farm Technician (Glenfinnan) - Mowi Scotland

Lochaber£28,258 to £31,648 per annum

Farm Technician (Colonsay) - Mowi Scotland

Argyll & Bute£28,258 to £31,648 per annum

Deckhand (Ailsa Craig) - Mowi Scotland

Argyll & Bute£28,258 to £31,648 per annum

Marine Operative (2 weeks on/off) - Bakkafrost Scotland Limited

Portree£34,576.30 per annum

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