(5) Sharples PM-70,000 Super-D-Canter centrifuges, SS.

Max bowl speed 3000 RPM, 3190 x G, rated @ 190 GPM. SS casings, 360 degree cake discharge, 8.5" single lead STC-tiled conveyor, 200 HP motor 460/3/60/1750 RPM, 95:1 gearbox, 40 HP ECB backdrive, starter/control panel, lube system, polymer feed tube, vibration isolators/switch and guards on stand. Prior use: Wastewater. 1981 vintage. Very good condition.

The (5) Sharples PM-70,000 Super-D-Canter centrifuges, SS. are engineered to deliver high-efficiency separation for a variety of applications, particularly in wastewater treatment. With a maximum bowl speed of 3000 RPM and a centrifugal force of 3190 x G, these centrifuges are capable of handling substantial volumes, rated at 190 GPM. The stainless steel (SS) casings ensure durability and resistance to corrosion, making them suitable for demanding industrial environments. The design features a 360-degree cake discharge, which enhances operational efficiency by allowing for continuous processing and minimizing downtime associated with manual cake removal. The integrated 8.5" single lead STC-tiled conveyor further optimizes the discharge process, ensuring that the solids are effectively removed from the bowl without compromising the quality of the effluent.

Powering these centrifuges is a robust 200 HP motor, operating at 460 volts, 3-phase, 60 Hz, and 1750 RPM, paired with a 95:1 gearbox that provides the necessary torque for efficient operation. The inclusion of a 40 HP ECB backdrive ensures that the centrifuge can maintain optimal performance even under varying load conditions. Additionally, the starter/control panel and lube system are designed for ease of use and maintenance, allowing operators to monitor and manage the centrifuge's performance effectively. The presence of vibration isolators, switches, and guards on the stand enhances safety and stability during operation. Although these units are vintage from 1981, they have been maintained in very good condition, making them a reliable choice for facilities looking to enhance their separation processes without the need for new equipment investment.