Westfalia KDB 16-02-076 quark/yogurt nozzle separator, 316SS.

Max bowl speed 6000 RPM, rated @ 4000-5400 LPH input, 900-1100 KPH output @ 18%. 22 KW motor 400/690/3/50/1480 RPM, solids cyclone, flow meter, filters, valves, sensors, base frame, vibration isolators, spare parts kit, tools and full documentation. CIP system, Westfalia C1000 cooler with 18.5 KW motor and sterile air filter, motor starter, PLC control panel with VFDs and touch screen HMI. 2010 vintage. Excellent condition. Located in Europe.

The Westfalia KDB 16-02-076 quark/yogurt nozzle separator, 316SS, is engineered for high-efficiency processing in the dairy industry, specifically designed to separate cream from milk or whey to produce high-quality quark and yogurt. With a maximum bowl speed of 6000 RPM, this separator is capable of handling input rates between 4000 to 5400 liters per hour, ensuring that production demands are met without compromising on quality. The output capacity ranges from 900 to 1100 liters per hour at a solid concentration of 18%, making it an ideal choice for facilities looking to optimize their dairy processing operations. The robust 22 KW motor, operating at 400/690 volts and 50 Hz, provides the necessary power to maintain consistent performance, while the inclusion of a solids cyclone enhances the separation process by efficiently removing solids from the liquid phase.

In addition to its impressive performance specifications, the Westfalia KDB 16-02-076 is equipped with a comprehensive array of features that enhance its functionality and ease of use. The built-in CIP (Clean-In-Place) system ensures that the separator can be cleaned thoroughly and efficiently, minimizing downtime between production runs. The integration of a Westfalia C1000 cooler with an 18.5 KW motor and sterile air filter ensures that the product is cooled rapidly and hygienically, maintaining the integrity of the dairy products being processed. Furthermore, the PLC control panel with variable frequency drives (VFDs) and a touch screen HMI allows for precise control and monitoring of the separator's operation, enabling operators to adjust settings in real-time for optimal performance. This equipment, manufactured in 2010 and in excellent condition, is a valuable asset for any dairy processing facility looking to enhance its production capabilities.