(4) Roberts-Western States G-16 48 x 30 perforate basket sugar centrifugals, 316SS.

Max bowl speed 1500 RPM, 1535 x G, A-frame design with top-mounted 200 HP motor 4160/3/60/1200 RPM, feed and rinse pipes, spray nozzle manifold, forward plow, curb wash ring, stabilizer, inspection door, ultrasonic sensor, Posi-Latch basket valve assembly and control panel. Very good condition.

(4) Roberts-Western States G-16 48 x 30 perforate basket sugar centrifugals, 316SS. are engineered for high efficiency and reliability in the sugar processing industry. With a maximum bowl speed of 1500 RPM and a centrifugal force of 1535 x G, these machines are designed to optimize the separation of sugar from impurities, ensuring a high-quality end product. The A-frame design not only provides stability during operation but also allows for easy access to the top-mounted 200 HP motor, which operates at 4160 volts, 3-phase, 60 Hz, and 1200 RPM. This powerful motor drives the centrifugals with precision, enhancing the overall performance and productivity of your sugar processing line. The inclusion of feed and rinse pipes, along with a spray nozzle manifold, guarantees efficient washing and rinsing of the sugar, further improving the purity and quality of the final output.

The thoughtful design features of these centrifugals also include a forward plow and curb wash ring, which aid in the effective removal of residual sugar and impurities, minimizing waste and maximizing yield. The stabilizer ensures smooth operation, reducing vibrations and enhancing the longevity of the equipment. Additionally, the inspection door allows for easy monitoring and maintenance, while the ultrasonic sensor provides real-time feedback on the operational status, ensuring optimal performance. The Posi-Latch basket valve assembly offers a secure and reliable closure, preventing leaks and ensuring that the centrifuge operates safely and efficiently. Coupled with a user-friendly control panel, these centrifugals are designed to provide operators with the tools they need for effective management and oversight of the sugar separation process.