Westfalia SAMM 15006 milk separator, 316SS.

Max bowl speed 4500 RPM, rated @ 15,000 LPH, 22 KW motor 380/3/50/1450 RPM, base frame, flow indicator, manual flow regulation valve for cream, water-saver water valve, tools, Siemens S5 PLC control panel and manual. 1989 vintage. Very good condition. FCA Europe. Equivalent to MSA 120-01-076.

The Westfalia SAMM 15006 milk separator, 316SS. is engineered for high efficiency and reliability in the dairy processing industry. With a maximum bowl speed of 4500 RPM, this separator is capable of handling a rated capacity of 15,000 liters per hour (LPH), making it an excellent choice for medium to large-scale operations. The robust 22 KW motor operates at 380 volts, 3-phase, 50 Hz, and 1450 RPM, ensuring consistent performance under demanding conditions. The inclusion of a base frame enhances stability during operation, while the flow indicator and manual flow regulation valve for cream allow for precise control over the separation process, ensuring optimal product quality. Additionally, the water-saver water valve contributes to efficient water usage, making this unit not only effective but also environmentally friendly.

The Westfalia SAMM 15006 is equipped with a Siemens S5 PLC control panel, providing advanced automation capabilities that streamline operations and enhance user experience. This control panel allows operators to monitor and adjust settings with ease, ensuring that the separator runs smoothly and efficiently. The manual included with the unit provides essential guidance for setup and operation, making it accessible even for those new to dairy processing equipment. Despite being a vintage model from 1989, this separator is in very good condition, reflecting the durability and longevity associated with Westfalia products. Its design and engineering make it equivalent to the MSA 120-01-076, ensuring that it meets industry standards for performance and reliability. This milk separator is available under FCA Europe terms, making it a viable option for buyers looking to enhance their dairy processing capabilities.