Luwa-Heine 342 gastight perforate basket centrifuge, rubber-lined.

Max bowl speed 950 RPM, 631 x G, 1250 x 500mm bowl, 1.96 sqM filtration area, 400 kg max load, top unload. Hydraulic motor opens top cover, power pack with 18.5 KW XP motor 380/3/50/1460 RPM, sight glass, feed and rinse pipes. 1983 vintage. Very good condition. Located in Europe.

The Luwa-Heine 342 gastight perforate basket centrifuge, rubber-lined, is engineered for high-efficiency separation processes in various industrial applications. With a maximum bowl speed of 950 RPM, this centrifuge generates an impressive centrifugal force of 631 x G, making it ideal for separating solids from liquids in a range of materials. The centrifuge features a robust 1250 x 500 mm bowl with a filtration area of 1.96 square meters, allowing for substantial throughput while maintaining optimal separation quality. Designed for a maximum load of 400 kg, the top unload mechanism ensures efficient discharge of processed materials, enhancing operational productivity and minimizing downtime during batch changes. The hydraulic motor that opens the top cover facilitates easy access for maintenance and cleaning, ensuring that the equipment remains in peak operating condition.

Equipped with a power pack featuring an 18.5 kW XP motor operating at 380/3/50/1460 RPM, the Luwa-Heine 342 provides reliable performance in demanding environments. The inclusion of a sight glass allows operators to monitor the process visually, ensuring that the centrifuge operates within desired parameters. Additionally, the feed and rinse pipes are designed to optimize the input of materials and facilitate thorough cleaning of the system between batches. The rubber lining of the centrifuge not only enhances its durability but also provides a level of protection against corrosive materials, extending the lifespan of the equipment. This vintage model from 1983 has been maintained in very good condition, making it a valuable asset for industries looking to enhance their separation processes without the need for new equipment investment.