Westfalia NA 7-03-076 yogurt separator module, 316SS.

Max bowl speed 8500 RPM, rated @ 5000 LPH. Combination desludger/nozzle bowl, heavy liquid phase discharged under pressure, 4 KW motor 400/3/50/1410 RPM, valves, water harness, gauges, flow meter, solids hopper with CIP spray ball, tools and control panel with 2 VFDs, mounted on a portable cart. Excellent condition. Reconditioned by GEA in 2014 and converted from clarifier to separator design. Located in Europe.

The Westfalia NA 7-03-076 yogurt separator module, 316SS. is engineered for high efficiency in the dairy processing industry, specifically designed to optimize the separation of yogurt from its liquid components. With a maximum bowl speed of 8500 RPM and a rated capacity of 5000 liters per hour (LPH), this separator module is capable of handling large volumes while maintaining product quality. The combination desludger/nozzle bowl allows for effective separation of heavy liquid phases, which are discharged under pressure, ensuring that the yogurt retains its desired consistency and flavor profile. The unit is powered by a robust 4 KW motor operating at 400V, 3-phase, 50 Hz, and 1410 RPM, providing the necessary torque and speed for efficient operation in demanding environments.

The Westfalia NA 7-03-076 is equipped with essential components such as valves, a water harness, gauges, and a flow meter, all of which contribute to its operational reliability and ease of use. The solids hopper features a CIP (Clean-In-Place) spray ball, facilitating thorough cleaning and maintenance without the need for disassembly. This feature is particularly advantageous in industrial settings where hygiene standards are paramount. Additionally, the control panel includes two Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs), allowing for precise control over the motor speed and enhancing the flexibility of the separator's operation. Mounted on a portable cart, this yogurt separator module can be easily relocated within the facility, making it a versatile addition to any dairy processing line. Reconditioned by GEA in 2014 and converted from a clarifier to a separator design, this unit is in excellent condition and ready for immediate use in European markets.