Overview
This belt-driven solid-wall bowl separator has been designed for milk or whey skimming and milk standardizing.
Commissioning spare parts
Lubricants and gaskets for commissioning
Special tools
Set of special tools for dismantling and assembling of the machine.
Base frame
Base frame, mild steel, varnished to be integrated in the floor structure.
Spare parts
Valves
Set of manual valves and indicating instruments for the adjustment of feed, skim milk discharge pressure and cream flow as well as the continuous standardizing of milk and cream fat content. Milk cleaning (complete re-blending) and full skimming are possible as well.
Control system
Manual motor starter
Skimming: 600 l/h - 10,000 l/h
Standardizing: 600 l/h - 12,500 l/h

Even the best centrifuges cannot function optimally if they are not partnered with control systems of equal quality. For their range of separators and decanters, GEA offers standardized as well as tailor-made solutions for machine automation with many features to meet customer requirements.

GEA clarifiers are used in the dairy industry to improve quality.

GEA offers a comprehensive centrifuge portfolio for the skimming and standardization of milk and whey from various farm animals.

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