GEA chamber bowl separators for blood processing
GEA chamber bowl separators for blood processing
Fractionation by the Cohn process is executed by reliable, cooled chamber centrifuges. These separators operate in performance ranges from 300 to 1000 l / h. They have long become established world-wide and have proved their value in over 400 sold machines for human blood plasma fractionation. The compliance with a narrow temperature range of -3 to -6 °C is important for the process. In the clarifying separators this is achieved by cooling circuits.
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