GEA Westfalia Plug & Brew HB 1 beer clarifier skid, 316SS.

Max bowl speed 6800 RPM, up to 150 BBL/hour capacity. Special low noise level design, hydrohermetic product feed, hydry ejection system, liquid discharged via centripetal pump, 30 KW motor 460/3/60/1750 RPM, solids cyclone, turbidity meter, feed and solids pumps, vibration sensor, tools, spares and Allen Bradley Panel Plus 1000 control panel. Unitized on a portable skid. Prior use: Dry-hopped tea. 2018 vintage. Excellent condition; rebuilt in 2021. Equivalent to: GSC 60-06-077.

The GEA Westfalia Plug & Brew HB 1 beer clarifier skid, 316SS, is engineered for optimal performance in the brewing industry, offering a maximum bowl speed of 6800 RPM and a remarkable capacity of up to 150 BBL/hour. This high throughput capability ensures that breweries can efficiently clarify large volumes of beer, enhancing production timelines without compromising quality. The unit's special low noise level design is particularly beneficial for operations where sound levels must be minimized, allowing for a more pleasant working environment. Additionally, the hydrohermetic product feed and hydry ejection system work in tandem to maintain product integrity while ensuring that solids are effectively separated from the liquid, resulting in a clearer final product. The liquid is discharged via a centripetal pump, which is designed to handle the demands of high-capacity operations with reliability and efficiency.

Equipped with a robust 30 KW motor operating at 460/3/60/1750 RPM, the GEA Westfalia Plug & Brew HB 1 is built to withstand the rigors of continuous use in a busy brewery setting. The inclusion of a solids cyclone and turbidity meter further enhances its functionality, allowing operators to monitor and adjust processes in real-time for optimal clarity and quality. The system also features feed and solids pumps, a vibration sensor, and comes complete with essential tools, spares, and an Allen Bradley Panel Plus 1000 control panel for user-friendly operation. The unitized design on a portable skid not only facilitates easy relocation within the facility but also simplifies maintenance and cleaning processes. Previously utilized for dry-hopped tea, this 2018 vintage unit has been meticulously rebuilt in 2021, ensuring it is in excellent condition and ready to meet the demands of modern brewing applications.