Westfalia KNA 3-06-076 Greek yogurt separator, 316SS.

Max bowl speed 8510 RPM. Input up to 700 LPM coagulated skim milk. Output up to 230 kg/h quark (17% dry matter), 4 KW motor 380/3/50, bowl has 8 nozzles: 2x 0.3, 2x 0.4 and 4x blind. Clean-in-place, inlet filter, manual counter pressure valve, flow indicator, manual flow regulation valve, Siemens S5 PLC control panel. No tools. 1994 vintage. Very good condition. FCA Europe.

The Westfalia KNA 3-06-076 Greek yogurt separator, 316SS, is engineered for high efficiency and reliability in the dairy processing industry. With a maximum bowl speed of 8510 RPM, this separator is capable of handling up to 700 liters per minute of coagulated skim milk, making it an ideal choice for operations that require rapid processing without compromising on quality. The output capacity of up to 230 kg/h of quark with 17% dry matter ensures that production demands are met effectively. The robust 4 kW motor operates at a voltage of 380V, 3-phase, and 50Hz, providing the necessary power for consistent performance in demanding environments. The bowl is designed with eight nozzles, including two 0.3 mm, two 0.4 mm, and four blind nozzles, allowing for versatile separation options tailored to specific product requirements.

In addition to its impressive technical specifications, the Westfalia KNA 3-06-076 features a user-friendly design that simplifies maintenance and operation. The clean-in-place (CIP) system streamlines the cleaning process, ensuring that hygiene standards are upheld without the need for disassembly. The inlet filter, manual counter pressure valve, and flow indicator contribute to the operational efficiency, allowing for precise control over the separation process. Furthermore, the manual flow regulation valve enables operators to adjust the flow rate according to production needs. The inclusion of a Siemens S5 PLC control panel enhances the automation capabilities of the separator, providing intuitive control and monitoring of the system. With no tools required for operation, this machine is designed for ease of use, making it a valuable addition to any dairy processing facility. Its vintage from 1994, coupled with its very good condition, highlights the durability and long-lasting performance that Westfalia equipment is known for.