Efficiency and Safety
Separators for Chemicals and Minerals
GEA separators for chemicals stand for utmost security of the investment, products and processes. They insure high product quality and fulfills international safety requirements.
GEA separators successfully fulfill these challenges: from the bowl and all other components that come into contact with product right through to the smallest seal, everything has been consistently designed for this process. With liquid centripetal pumps for both phases, the separators meet the requirement for safely discharging on both phases under pressure. According to model, the location of the discharge drain hole is in the bottom of the bowl. This prevents the operator or service personnel from coming into contact with the extremely dangerous substances.
GEA separators are designed to resist concentrated acids, high pressures and inflammable or even explosive substances.
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