Product-specific testing at own labs
Separators for Biochemicals
GEA separators for biochemicals stand for utmost security of the investment, products and processes. Pre-Testing and development at own labs is possible.
The separation is fast and gently ensuring highest efficiency. With very precise ejection systems which ejects the solids from the separator bowl at operating speed for a fully continuous operation and short payback periods.In many application areas of the White Biotech, developments have only just begun. To secure your investment, GEA separators may be designed according to our customers’ needs after laboratory tests with the original products of the customer.
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