They save energy, are smaller, even quieter, are exchanged in literally no time so that your centrifugal separator does what you want it to do: rotate and make money - direct drives have a direct impact on your results, sustainability goals and production environment.
For the first time, direct drives are now also available for separators of smaller capacities so that you can profit from all the benefits of this design principle regardless of capacity.
Up to 7% less energy consumption compared to belt, up to 10% to gear.
No additional stress on spindle makes for less wear and higher uptime (up to 99%).
Fast and easy exchange of drive system.
360° accessibility, less weight, better and easier handling during service.
Up to 7db less noise, perceived up to 50% less.
Hygienic design, better cleanability, cleaner production environment.
Separators with exchangeable direct drives.
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