Westfalia SA 45-03-177 separator, 316SS.

STOCK # 8468 Sold

Description:

Max bowl speed 4500 RPM, rated @ 110 GPM, heavy phase discharged under pressure, 40 HP motor 440/3/60/3600 RPM, tools and controls. 1987 vintage. Very good condition. FCA South America.

The Westfalia SA 45-03-177 separator, 316SS. is engineered to deliver exceptional performance in a variety of industrial applications, particularly in the food and beverage, chemical, and pharmaceutical sectors. With a maximum bowl speed of 4500 RPM, this separator is capable of efficiently processing liquids and solids, ensuring optimal separation and clarity of the final product. Rated at 110 GPM, it provides a robust throughput that meets the demands of high-volume operations. The heavy phase discharge under pressure enhances the efficiency of the separation process, allowing for continuous operation without interruptions, which is crucial for maintaining productivity in industrial settings.

Powered by a 40 HP motor operating at 440V, 3-phase, 60 Hz, and 3600 RPM, the Westfalia SA 45-03-177 separator, 316SS. is designed for reliability and longevity. Its construction from 316 stainless steel not only ensures resistance to corrosion and wear but also facilitates easy cleaning and maintenance, making it a suitable choice for industries that require stringent hygiene standards. The inclusion of tools and controls further enhances user experience, allowing operators to easily monitor and adjust settings for optimal performance. With its vintage dating back to 1987, this separator has been well-maintained and is in very good condition, representing a valuable investment for businesses looking to enhance their separation processes.

This separator is offered FCA South America, making it accessible for companies looking to upgrade their equipment without the need for extensive logistics. Its proven track record in various applications speaks to its reliability and efficiency, making the Westfalia SA 45-03-177 separator, 316SS. a trusted choice for industrial operations aiming to improve their separation capabilities.