Alfa-Laval SB-800/2 2-stage pusher centrifuge, 316SS.

Max bowl speed 1200 RPM, 800/720mm dia baskets, 94 kg max load, 60 HP main drive 460/3/60/1760 RPM, 30 HP pusher motor, feed and wash pipes, sight glass, unitized on inertia base. 1979 vintage. Very good condition.

The Alfa-Laval SB-800/2 2-stage pusher centrifuge, 316SS. is engineered for high-performance separation processes, making it an ideal choice for industries that require efficient solid-liquid separation. With a maximum bowl speed of 1200 RPM, this centrifuge is capable of handling a variety of applications, including the separation of slurries and the recovery of valuable materials from waste streams. The centrifuge features an impressive basket diameter of 800/720mm, allowing for a substantial processing capacity, while the maximum load of 94 kg ensures that it can manage significant volumes of material without compromising performance. The robust 60 HP main drive, operating at 460/3/60/1760 RPM, provides the necessary power to maintain optimal separation efficiency, while the dedicated 30 HP pusher motor enhances the throughput and consistency of the separation process.

Constructed from high-quality 316 stainless steel, the Alfa-Laval SB-800/2 is designed to withstand the rigors of industrial environments, offering excellent resistance to corrosion and wear. This durability not only extends the lifespan of the equipment but also ensures that it maintains its performance standards over time. The unitized design on an inertia base minimizes vibrations during operation, contributing to a quieter and more stable working environment. Additionally, the inclusion of feed and wash pipes, along with a sight glass, allows for easy monitoring and maintenance of the system, ensuring that operators can quickly identify any potential issues and perform routine checks without extensive downtime. With its vintage dating back to 1979, this centrifuge has been well-maintained and is in very good condition, making it a reliable choice for businesses looking to enhance their separation processes without investing in new equipment.