(11) Andritz SB-7700 54 x 70 screen bowl decanters, 316L SS.

Max bowl speed 600 RPM, 275 G's, rated @ 40-80 TPH. Upper/lower casing with .25" thick ceramic-lined screen discharge areas. 316L SS bowl with tungsten carbide screen section and 7 wash nozzles. 9" double lead hardsurfaced conveyor, SA-62 39:1 gearbox, 260 KW motor 660/3/50/995 RPM, guards, feed tube, sheaves, belts and vibration isolators. 2012 vintage. Still in original crates.

The (11) Andritz SB-7700 54 x 70 screen bowl decanters, 316L SS. are engineered for high-efficiency separation processes in various industrial applications. With a maximum bowl speed of 600 RPM and capable of achieving 275 G's, these decanters are designed to handle a rated throughput of 40-80 tons per hour (TPH). The robust construction features an upper and lower casing that includes .25-inch thick ceramic-lined screen discharge areas, ensuring durability and resistance to wear over time. The use of 316L stainless steel for the bowl not only enhances corrosion resistance but also contributes to the longevity of the equipment, making it suitable for demanding environments where chemical exposure is a concern. The tungsten carbide screen section further increases the operational lifespan by providing superior abrasion resistance, which is critical in maintaining performance efficiency during extended use.

In addition to its impressive mechanical specifications, the (11) Andritz SB-7700 decanters are equipped with a comprehensive wash system that includes seven wash nozzles. This feature ensures optimal cleaning and maintenance, allowing for consistent performance and reduced downtime. The 9-inch double lead hardsurfaced conveyor is designed to handle the material efficiently, while the SA-62 39:1 gearbox and a powerful 260 KW motor operating at 660/3/50/995 RPM provide the necessary torque and speed for effective separation. The inclusion of guards, feed tubes, sheaves, belts, and vibration isolators further enhances the operational safety and reliability of these decanters. With a vintage of 2012 and still in their original crates, these units represent a valuable opportunity for industries looking to upgrade their separation technology with high-quality, reliable equipment.