Westfalia SAMR 15036 clarifier centrifuge, 316SS.

Max bowl speed 4500 RPM, rated @ 18,000 LPH, 16L solids capacity. 22 KW motor 380/3/50/2920 RPM, sludge tank and tools. Prior use: Wine. Reconditioned and ready to run. Equivalent to SA 40-06-076. FCA Europe.

The Westfalia SAMR 15036 clarifier centrifuge, 316SS. is engineered for high-performance separation processes, making it an ideal choice for industries requiring efficient liquid-solid separation. With a maximum bowl speed of 4500 RPM, this centrifuge is capable of handling a rated throughput of 18,000 liters per hour, ensuring that even large volumes of liquid can be processed swiftly and effectively. The 16-liter solids capacity allows for substantial accumulation of solids, making it suitable for various applications, including the wine industry, where clarity and purity are paramount. The robust 22 kW motor, operating at 380V/3/50Hz and 2920 RPM, provides the necessary power to maintain optimal performance under demanding conditions, ensuring that the centrifuge operates reliably and efficiently over extended periods. Additionally, the inclusion of a sludge tank and necessary tools further enhances the operational readiness of this equipment, allowing for seamless integration into existing processes.

Constructed from high-grade 316 stainless steel, the Westfalia SAMR 15036 clarifier centrifuge is designed to withstand corrosive environments while maintaining structural integrity and hygiene standards. This material choice is particularly beneficial in industries such as food and beverage, where cleanliness is critical. The reconditioned status of the centrifuge means it has undergone thorough inspections and refurbishments to ensure it meets stringent operational standards, making it a cost-effective solution without compromising on quality. Its equivalence to the SA 40-06-076 model further assures potential buyers of its reliability and performance consistency. With its user-friendly design, the centrifuge allows for easy maintenance, enabling operators to perform routine checks and servicing with minimal downtime, thus maximizing productivity and efficiency in processing operations.