Westfalia SAMM 12006 milk separator, 316SS.

Max bowl speed 4500 RPM, rated @ 12,000 LPH on skimming. 18.5 KW motor 380/3/50/1465 RPM, sludge cyclone, water valves, base plate, flow meter and inlet/outlet pipes. Very good condition. Located in Europe.

The Westfalia SAMM 12006 milk separator, 316SS. is engineered for high-efficiency milk processing, making it an essential piece of equipment for dairy operations seeking to enhance their production capabilities. With a maximum bowl speed of 4500 RPM, this separator is capable of processing up to 12,000 liters per hour (LPH) on skimming, ensuring that dairy producers can meet high demand without sacrificing quality. The robust 18.5 KW motor operates at 380V, 3-phase, 50 Hz, and 1465 RPM, providing the necessary power to maintain consistent performance even under heavy loads. This combination of speed and capacity positions the Westfalia SAMM 12006 as a reliable solution for separating cream from milk efficiently, thereby maximizing yield and profitability for dairy businesses.

Constructed from high-grade 316 stainless steel, the Westfalia SAMM 12006 milk separator is designed to withstand the rigors of industrial use while maintaining hygiene standards critical in the dairy industry. The inclusion of a sludge cyclone enhances the separation process by effectively removing impurities and ensuring that the final product meets stringent quality requirements. Additionally, the unit is equipped with essential components such as water valves, a base plate, a flow meter, and inlet/outlet pipes, which facilitate seamless integration into existing production lines. Its very good condition indicates that this separator has been well-maintained, making it a valuable investment for any dairy operation looking to upgrade or expand their processing capabilities.

Located in Europe, the Westfalia SAMM 12006 milk separator is readily accessible for European dairy producers seeking to enhance their processing efficiency. Its design not only prioritizes performance but also emphasizes ease of maintenance, allowing operators to conduct routine checks and servicing with minimal downtime. This ensures that the separator remains in optimal working condition, ultimately contributing to the longevity of the equipment and the overall productivity of the dairy operation.