(2) Alfa-Laval FEUX 512U-31C nozzle centrifuges, 316SS.

Max bowl speed 5295 RPM, clarifier/concentrator design, rated @ 350 GPM, CIP valve, internal nozzle, adjustable paring tube for pressure discharge of concentrate. Universal belt drive frame, 75 KW motor 380/3/50/1450 RPM, acoustic motor hood, cleaning fluid outlet, replaceable spindle cartridge. Very good condition - never used. Missing top covers and inlet piping. No tools or controls. Located in Europe.

The (2) Alfa-Laval FEUX 512U-31C nozzle centrifuges, 316SS are engineered for high-performance separation processes, making them ideal for a variety of industrial applications. With a maximum bowl speed of 5295 RPM, these centrifuges are designed to efficiently clarify and concentrate liquids, achieving a rated capacity of 350 gallons per minute (GPM). The clarifier/concentrator design ensures that the separation of solid and liquid phases is optimized, allowing for a high degree of purity in the final product. The internal nozzle and adjustable paring tube facilitate precise pressure discharge of concentrate, enhancing operational efficiency and reducing downtime during maintenance. This equipment is particularly advantageous in industries such as food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, and chemical processing, where high-quality separation is crucial.

Constructed from 316 stainless steel, the (2) Alfa-Laval FEUX 512U-31C nozzle centrifuges are built to withstand the rigors of industrial environments while providing excellent corrosion resistance. The universal belt drive frame, powered by a robust 75 KW motor operating at 380/3/50/1450 RPM, ensures reliable performance and longevity. The acoustic motor hood contributes to a quieter operation, which is a significant consideration in environments where noise levels must be managed. Although these units are in very good condition and have never been used, they are missing top covers and inlet piping, which may need to be sourced separately. Additionally, no tools or controls are included, so potential buyers should consider these factors when planning for installation and operation.