Westfalia MSA 90-01-076 milk separator, 316SS.

Max bowl speed 5920 RPM, rated @ 10,000 LPH on hot milk. 18.5 KW motor 380/3/50/1465 RPM, pneumatic milk counter pressure valve , flow indicator, manual cream flow regulation valve, water valves, base frame, tools, control panel, spare discs and parts. 1985 vintage. Very good condition. Located in Europe.

The Westfalia MSA 90-01-076 milk separator, 316SS. is engineered for high-efficiency separation of cream from milk, making it an essential piece of equipment for dairy processing facilities. With a maximum bowl speed of 5920 RPM, this separator is capable of handling a rated capacity of 10,000 liters per hour (LPH) on hot milk, ensuring that operations can maintain high throughput without compromising on quality. The robust 18.5 kW motor, operating at 380V/3/50Hz and 1465 RPM, provides the necessary power to achieve optimal separation performance, making it suitable for both small and large-scale dairy operations. The inclusion of a pneumatic milk counter pressure valve and a flow indicator allows for precise monitoring and control of the milk flow, enhancing operational efficiency and product consistency.

In addition to its high-performance capabilities, the Westfalia MSA 90-01-076 milk separator, 316SS. is designed with user convenience and maintenance in mind. The manual cream flow regulation valve enables operators to easily adjust the cream output according to specific production requirements. Furthermore, the separator comes equipped with water valves and a comprehensive control panel, providing operators with the tools necessary to manage the separation process effectively. The base frame is designed for stability and durability, ensuring that the equipment can withstand the rigors of daily use in a busy dairy environment. With spare discs and parts included, maintenance is simplified, allowing for quick replacements and minimal downtime. This vintage model from 1985 is in very good condition, representing a reliable investment for those looking to enhance their dairy processing capabilities. Located in Europe, it is readily available for facilities looking to upgrade their equipment.