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Direct Drive. Direct Impact.

Energy-efficient, cleaner, quieter, less downtime and a smaller footprint - find out more about the impact of separators with exchangeable direct drives...
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XDD - Less Energy

Highest energy efficiency

Up to 7% less energy consumption compared to belt, up to 10% to gear.

XDD - Max Uptime

Less Downtime

No additional stress on spindle makes for less wear and higher uptime (up to 99%).

XDD - Fast Maintenance

Pre-assembled drive-spindle unit

Fast and easy exchange of drive system.

XDD - Small Footprint

Reduced footprint

360° accessibility, less weight, better and easier handling during service.

XDD - Less Noise

Reduced noise level

Up to 7db less noise, perceived up to 50% less.

XDD - No ribs

No cooling ribs for dairy and renewables applications

Hygienic design, better cleanability, cleaner production environment.

Separator with direct drive

Separators with exchangeable direct drives.

Direct Drive. Direct Impact.

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