(2) FL Smidth / DMI 18 x 60 solid bowl decanter centrifuges, 316SS.

Max bowl speed 2500 RPM, 1600 x G, cyl/8 degree contour bowl, rated @ 60 GPM. 6" single lead STC-tiled conveyor, 75 HP motor 460/3/60/1765 RPM, SA-52 71:1 gearbox, 3 HP backdrive, lube system, guards, vibration switch, feed tube and chutes. 2003 vintage. Very good condition.

(2) FL Smidth / DMI 18 x 60 solid bowl decanter centrifuges, 316SS. are engineered for high-efficiency separation processes, making them ideal for various industrial applications. With a maximum bowl speed of 2500 RPM and a centrifugal force of 1600 x G, these centrifuges are designed to handle significant volumes of material, rated at 60 GPM. The unique 8-degree contour bowl design enhances the separation process, allowing for effective clarification and dewatering of slurries. The robust construction using 316 stainless steel ensures durability and resistance to corrosion, making these centrifuges suitable for demanding environments and applications that involve aggressive materials. The equipment is also equipped with a 6-inch single lead STC-tiled conveyor, which is essential for the efficient removal of solids from the liquid phase, ensuring optimal performance and minimal downtime during operation.

Powering these centrifuges is a 75 HP motor operating at 460V, 3-phase, 60Hz, with a speed of 1765 RPM, providing the necessary torque and speed for high-performance separation. The SA-52 71:1 gearbox further enhances the operational efficiency, allowing for smooth and reliable performance under varying load conditions. Additionally, the inclusion of a 3 HP backdrive ensures that the system can handle reverse operations, which is crucial for maintenance and cleaning processes. The integrated lubrication system, along with guards and a vibration switch, enhances the safety and reliability of the equipment, ensuring that operators can work confidently. With its 2003 vintage and very good condition, this pair of centrifuges represents a valuable investment for industries looking to enhance their separation capabilities while maintaining high standards of quality and efficiency.