High Speed Separator for Dairy 50L Milk Separator

• Customization: Available
• Type: Centrifuge
• Object: Milk and Cream
• Separation Mode: Sedimentation Type
• Operating Type: Continuous Type
• Installation: Vertical
• Centrifuge Type: Disc Centrifuge
• Pressure: Low Pressure
• Condition: New
• Fat Percentage After Separation: Less Than 0.03%
• Separation Drum Rotate Speed: 1:3~1:12
• Transport Package: Paper Case / Wooden Packing
• Specification: 50Liter per hour milk flow rate
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 8421110000
• Production Capacity: 20 Kg
• Package Size: 36.00cm * 40.00cm * 45.00cm
• Package Gross Weight: 20.000kg

Product Description

High Speed Separator for Dairy 50L 100L milk separator
Here below are the main specification of our 50L and 100L cream separators
Basic specification of the 50L 100L centrifugal separator

Model	S50	S100
Capacity	50 L/H	100 L/H
Fat percentage after separation	≤0.03%	≤0.03%
Rotate speed	1:3~1:12	1:3~1:12
Separating Value	8500~9700rpm	10500~11500rpm
Type of drive	4000	6000
Motor	DC Motor	DC motor
Measurement	480×340×280	580×390×370
Weight	15 KGS	30 KGS
Lead time	10 days	10 days
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Centrifugal separator structure
Disk separators adopt a stack of conical disks to create a large equivalent clarification area within a relatively small bowl volume. These separators are likewise available as versions for clarification and separation.
 

50Liter and 100LPH milk separators usually send to buyers via air express while 200L cream separator and other big capacity separation equipment such as 500L, 1000L separator and 2000L separators will need to use sea transportation due to its weight and dimension.
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Continuous centrifugal separation of milk Milk Clarification
In a centrifugal clarifier, the milk is introduced into the separation channels at the outer edge of the disc stack, flows radially inwards through the channels towards the axis of rotation and leaves through the outlet at the top. On the way through the disc stack, the solid impurities are separated and thrown back along the undersides of the discs to the periphery of the clarifier bowl. There they are collected in the sediment space. As the milk passes along the full radial width of the discs, the time of passage also allows very small particles to be separated. The
most typical difference between a centrifugal clarifier and a separator is the design of the disk stack. A clarifier has no distribution holes or open holes at the periphery. The number of outlets also differs - a clarifier has one and a separator has two.