Features & Benefits
- High differential speed range without pulley change for maximum process flexibility
- Full torque at all times, thus full performance at all times
- External gears: segregation of process and drive room
- Separate lubrication of gear and main bearings avoids cross contamination and thus possible damages
- GEA summationdrive with optimized power flow
- Patented adjusting weir – GEA varipond®: The pond depth can be adjusted while the machine is running in order to improve separating efficiency automatically
- Optimum pond depth for optimum dewatering and low energy consumption
- Paring disk: Hydrohermetic operation to avoid protein losses and energy saving due to small diameter
- Hygienic design to meet all food requirements
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Plant protein recovery with decanter centrifuges
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