Westfalia CB 505-71-32 decanter centrifuge, 316L SS.

Max bowl speed 3500 RPM, rated @ 150 GPM, liquid discharged under pressure, GEA Varipond P feature allows pond depth adjustment on the fly, casing flush nozzles, 6" single lead hardsurfaced conveyor, 90KW motor 460/3/60/1750 RPM, 20 HP Viscotherm hydraulic backdrive, feed tube and guards. 2003 vintage. Very good condition.

The Westfalia CB 505-71-32 decanter centrifuge, 316L SS. is engineered for high-efficiency separation processes, making it an ideal choice for industries requiring precise liquid-solid separation. With a maximum bowl speed of 3500 RPM, this centrifuge is capable of handling substantial flow rates, rated at 150 GPM. The liquid discharge under pressure enhances the operational efficiency, allowing for continuous processing without the need for manual intervention. The GEA Varipond P feature is particularly noteworthy, as it enables operators to adjust the pond depth on the fly, optimizing separation performance based on varying feed conditions. This adaptability is crucial in maintaining consistent product quality and maximizing throughput in dynamic industrial environments.

Constructed from 316L stainless steel, the Westfalia CB 505-71-32 is not only robust but also resistant to corrosion, making it suitable for a wide range of applications, including food processing, chemical manufacturing, and wastewater treatment. The inclusion of casing flush nozzles ensures that the system remains clean and operational, reducing downtime for maintenance. The 6" single lead hardsurfaced conveyor is designed for durability and efficiency, while the powerful 90KW motor, operating at 460/3/60/1750 RPM, provides the necessary drive for optimal performance. Additionally, the 20 HP Viscotherm hydraulic backdrive enhances the centrifuge's operational flexibility, allowing for smooth adjustments in response to varying feed characteristics. With a vintage of 2003 and in very good condition, this decanter centrifuge represents a valuable investment for businesses looking to enhance their separation capabilities.