(4) Westfalia OSA 20-02-036 lube oil purifiers, SS.

Max bowl speed 7480 RPM, rated @ 6600 LPH, oil discharged under pressure, 11 KW motor 380/3/50/1450 RPM. 1994 vintage. Excellent condition. FCA Europe.

(4) Westfalia OSA 20-02-036 lube oil purifiers, SS. are engineered to deliver exceptional performance in the purification of lube oil, ensuring that your machinery operates at peak efficiency. With a maximum bowl speed of 7480 RPM, these purifiers are capable of handling a rated throughput of 6600 liters per hour (LPH), making them suitable for a variety of industrial applications. The oil is discharged under pressure, which enhances the efficiency of the purification process and minimizes the risk of contamination. Powered by an 11 KW motor operating at 380V, 3-phase, 50Hz, and 1450 RPM, these units are designed to meet the rigorous demands of modern industrial environments. Despite being a 1994 vintage, these purifiers are in excellent condition, demonstrating the durability and reliability that Westfalia equipment is known for. The units are available FCA Europe, making them accessible for businesses looking to enhance their operational capabilities without compromising on quality.

The design of the Westfalia OSA 20-02-036 lube oil purifiers incorporates advanced engineering principles that ensure optimal performance and longevity. The stainless steel construction not only provides resistance to corrosion but also facilitates easy cleaning and maintenance, which is crucial in maintaining the purity of the oil being processed. These purifiers are equipped with features that allow for easy integration into existing systems, making them a versatile choice for various industrial applications. The high-speed operation combined with robust construction ensures that these purifiers can handle the demands of continuous operation, making them ideal for facilities that require reliable lube oil purification solutions. Investing in these purifiers means investing in the longevity of your equipment, as clean oil is essential for reducing wear and tear on machinery, ultimately leading to lower maintenance costs and improved operational efficiency.