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GEA meatMaster decanter series

Decanter centrifuges in sanitary design for the recovery of animal fats and proteins as ingredients in food, petfood and cosmetic applications. 

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GEA meatMaster decanter series in 2-phase and 3-phase design

Superior cleanability and hygiene: GEA meatMaster decanters are designed for excellent cleanability, making them the first choice for food-grade animal fats and proteins.

Spray nozzles for decanter cleaning

Spray nozzles

Spray nozzles clean the bowl inside and outside.

Double-walled feed pipe

Double-walled feed pipe

The double‑walled feed pipe enables cleaning of the scroll body and centripetal pump zones.

Better cleaning due to box distributor

Box distributor

The box distributor with straight, simple geometry ensures highly effective CIP cleaning.

CIP cleaning decanter centrifuges

CIP cleaning

During CIP, controlled speed changes create turbulences so the cleaning liquid reaches every corner of the bowl and scroll.

GEA summationdrive for energy efficient decanter operation

Energy-efficient operation

GEA summationdrive

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