Westfalia SC 120-36-777 self-thinking clarifier centrifuge, 316SS.

Max bowl speed 4800 RPM, rated @ 90,000 LPH (396 GPM), sludge capacity 27.5 ltrs, 3 bar pressure, hermetic liquid seal prevents oxidization, hydrostop system for controlled partial ejections, Clean In Place system, turbidity meter, 60 KW belt drive 380/3/50/1450 RPM, valves, gauges, tools, control panel and discharge pump. 1997 vintage. Very good condition.

The Westfalia SC 120-36-777 self-thinking clarifier centrifuge, 316SS. is engineered to deliver exceptional performance in liquid-solid separation processes. With a maximum bowl speed of 4800 RPM, this centrifuge is capable of processing up to 90,000 liters per hour (396 GPM), making it an ideal choice for industries that require high throughput and efficiency. The unit's robust sludge capacity of 27.5 liters allows for the effective handling of substantial solid loads, while the 3 bar pressure rating ensures reliable operation under demanding conditions. The hermetic liquid seal is a critical feature that prevents oxidization, thereby extending the lifespan of the equipment and maintaining the integrity of the processed materials. This makes the Westfalia SC 120-36-777 particularly suitable for applications in food processing, wastewater treatment, and chemical industries where product purity is paramount.

Incorporating advanced technologies, the centrifuge is equipped with a hydrostop system that facilitates controlled partial ejections, allowing for optimal separation without compromising the quality of the output. The Clean In Place (CIP) system further enhances operational efficiency by simplifying the cleaning process, reducing downtime, and ensuring compliance with hygiene standards. Additionally, the integrated turbidity meter provides real-time monitoring of the clarity of the effluent, enabling operators to make informed decisions regarding the separation process. The 60 KW belt drive, operating at 380/3/50/1450 RPM, ensures powerful and consistent performance, while the inclusion of valves, gauges, tools, a control panel, and a discharge pump adds to the overall functionality and ease of use of the centrifuge. With its 1997 vintage, the Westfalia SC 120-36-777 remains in very good condition, representing a reliable investment for businesses looking to enhance their separation capabilities.