(2) Alfa-Laval NX 329B-31G decanter centrifuges, Duplex SS.

Max bowl speed 2700 RPM, 2526 G's, 24.4" x 73.4" bowl ID, rated @ 110 GPM. 8 degree contour bowl, 5.2" single lead conveyor, 10:45 cyclo gearbox, 75 HP motor 460/3/60/1775 RPM, guards and lube system. On a stand with chutes. 1979 vintage. Good condition. A890M austenitic/ferritic corrosion resistant stainless steel.

(2) Alfa-Laval NX 329B-31G decanter centrifuges, Duplex SS. are engineered for high-efficiency separation processes, making them an invaluable asset for various industrial applications. With a maximum bowl speed of 2700 RPM and a centrifugal force of 2526 G's, these centrifuges are designed to effectively separate solids from liquids at a remarkable rate of 110 gallons per minute (GPM). The 24.4" x 73.4" bowl ID and the 8-degree contour bowl design optimize the separation process, ensuring that even fine particles are efficiently removed. The single lead conveyor, measuring 5.2 inches, works in tandem with the bowl to facilitate the continuous removal of solids, thereby enhancing operational efficiency and reducing downtime. The robust 10:45 cyclo gearbox and 75 HP motor, operating at 460V, 3-phase, 60Hz, 1775 RPM, provide the necessary power and reliability for demanding industrial environments.

Constructed from A890M austenitic/ferritic corrosion-resistant stainless steel, these centrifuges are built to withstand harsh operating conditions while maintaining their structural integrity. The Duplex SS material not only enhances durability but also offers superior resistance to corrosion, making these units suitable for a variety of applications, including the processing of wastewater, food products, and chemical solutions. The inclusion of guards and a lubrication system further ensures the longevity of the equipment, minimizing maintenance needs and operational interruptions. Mounted on a sturdy stand with integrated chutes, the (2) Alfa-Laval NX 329B-31G decanter centrifuges are designed for easy integration into existing processing lines, providing a seamless transition from one stage of production to the next. Despite their vintage status from 1979, these units are in good condition, representing a cost-effective solution for businesses seeking reliable and efficient separation technology.