The major plus in protein yield
GEA proplus extends the ejection intervals of milk separators from 20 – 30 minutes to up to 90 minutes. This ensures added value, a significant increase in protein yields from the quantity of milk used and a clear reduction in fresh water consumption and waste water creation.
GEA proplus offers two options to make your milk processing more profitable: a new installation of GEA separators with integrated proplus system, or specific retrofitting of systems which are already installed.

Higher protein yield and safer operation because of proplus:
With GEA proplus you can obtain up to 3 times less shots, up to 3 times less sludge volume, a high reduction of product waste and you can save up to 28% water. Please contact us so we can check together, based upon your production data, what GEA proplus can do for you!
If you want a quick check please use the calculator on this page.
In addition to the additional protein and environmental protection, you also increase your productivity with proplus by means of greater system availability, lower maintenance and wear costs, and longer machine service life.

GEA Dairy Proplus Productivity Boost
From the outset, you can count on additional profits from the raw milk used, reduced operating costs and hence faster amortization of your new investment.
GEA proplus is designed for hot & cold milk separation and bacterial removal from 3,000 l/h throughput capacity onwards.
The calculator above calculates possible annual savings by buying GEA proplus. Results are purely indicative and non binding.

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