GEA manure Decanter

GEA manure Decanters are designed to address the critical need to reduce the phosphate and nitrogen content of manure, thereby facilitating its environmentally friendly use as a natural fertilizer. Solid particles are efficiently dewatered to a liquid consistency for further processing into a hygienic fertilizer.

As one of our most resource-efficient solutions, our GEA manure Decanter carries the Add Better label.

Decanter pro series
dewatered manure

Best separation of nutrients.

manure separation

GEA manure Decanter

Features and benefits

Decanter pro series

Standardized machine configuration

GEA manure Decanter pro

Decanter prime series

Customizable machine configuration

GEA manure Decanter prime

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GEA manure Decanter

Resource efficient solution

Mobile decanter systems

Moving from farm to farm

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GEA environmental Decanter lines – safeguarding our resources

GEA environmental Decanter lines

Safeguarding our resources to protect, feed and power the world

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