(3) Humboldt CP 4-01.1 (30 x 98) decanters, 1.4462 SS.

Max bowl speed 2500 RPM, 2620 x G, cyl/8 degree contour bowl, rated @ 300 GPM. End discharge cake ports with wear liners, ceramic tiled feed zone, adjustable plate dams, 12" single lead STC-tiled conveyor, 200 HP motor 460/3/60/1185 RPM, hydraulic backdrive system, lube system, feed tube, vibration isolators/switch and control panel. 1993 vintage. Prior use: Dewatering. Very good condition. Larger than Sharples PM-75,000.

(3) Humboldt CP 4-01.1 (30 x 98) decanters, 1.4462 SS. are engineered for high-efficiency separation processes, making them ideal for applications such as dewatering in various industrial settings. With a maximum bowl speed of 2500 RPM and a centrifugal force of 2620 x G, these decanters are designed to handle substantial volumes of material, rated at 300 GPM. The cylindrical bowl features an 8-degree contour, which optimizes the separation process by enhancing the sedimentation of solids. The end discharge cake ports are equipped with wear liners to extend the life of the equipment, while the ceramic tiled feed zone ensures durability and resistance against wear from abrasive materials. The adjustable plate dams allow for fine-tuning of the separation process, providing flexibility to accommodate different feed characteristics and operational requirements.

The decanters are powered by a robust 200 HP motor operating at 460V/3/60 with a speed of 1185 RPM, ensuring reliable performance even under demanding conditions. A hydraulic backdrive system enhances operational efficiency, allowing for smooth adjustments and control during the separation process. Additionally, the integrated lubrication system ensures that all moving parts are adequately maintained, reducing wear and extending the life of the equipment. The 12-inch single lead STC-tiled conveyor effectively transports the separated solids, while vibration isolators and a control panel contribute to the overall operational stability and ease of use. With a vintage of 1993, these decanters are in very good condition and offer a larger capacity than the Sharples PM-75,000, making them a valuable asset for any facility looking to enhance its dewatering capabilities.