Flottweg Z5E-4/454 containerized decanter centrifuge, 316SS.

Max bowl speed 3500 RPM, 3650 x G, 21" x 84" bowl ID, rated at 70,000 LPH, on-the-fly adjustable pool depth arm, 15 degree beach angle, 7" single lead STC-tiled conveyor, 55 KW motor 400/3/50, 15 KW backdrive, SIMP-Drive dual VFD and planetary gearbox, polymer feed tube, guards, vibration switch/isolators, Siemens PLC S7 control panels, rotary discharge pump, macerator and take-away conveyor. All piping and wetted parts are SS. Excellent running condition. FCA Europe.

The Flottweg Z5E-4/454 containerized decanter centrifuge, 316SS, is engineered for high efficiency and reliability in demanding industrial applications. With a maximum bowl speed of 3500 RPM and a centrifugal force of 3650 x G, this centrifuge is capable of processing up to 70,000 liters per hour (LPH). The design features a 21" x 84" bowl ID, allowing for substantial throughput while maintaining optimal separation performance. The adjustable pool depth arm enables operators to fine-tune the separation process on-the-fly, ensuring that the desired product quality is achieved consistently. Additionally, the 15-degree beach angle enhances the dewatering process, making it suitable for a variety of materials, from sludges to liquid-solid separations.

Equipped with a robust 55 KW motor and a 15 KW backdrive, the Flottweg Z5E-4/454 is designed for durability and efficiency. The SIMP-Drive dual variable frequency drive (VFD) and planetary gearbox provide precise control over the centrifuge's operation, allowing for smooth adjustments to speed and torque as required by the application. The inclusion of a polymer feed tube and stainless steel (SS) piping and wetted parts ensures that the centrifuge can withstand corrosive environments while maintaining hygiene standards. Safety features such as vibration switch/isolators and guards enhance operational safety, while the Siemens PLC S7 control panels offer user-friendly interfaces for monitoring and control. This centrifuge is not only in excellent running condition but also represents a valuable investment for facilities looking to optimize their separation processes.