For fat polishing or water defatting

Centrifugal separators for animal by-products

Centrifugal separators are used for either polishing animal fats and oils or for the defatting of i.e stickwater in wet rendering and fat melting plants, for the recovery of valuable protein hydrolyzates as well as for gelatin and collagen production.

Centrifugal separator ASE 150 with stainless steel catcher for fat polishing or stickwater defatting

Sanitary design options

Centrifugal separator ASD 110 with cast iron catcher for fat polishing or stickwater defatting

Cast iron catcher

Cost-competitive solution for processes with no CIP and low sanitary standards

Centrifugal separator for polishing animal fats

One-piece stainless steel catcher

For higher sanitary requirements, CIP-capable

Centrifugal separator ASE 150 with stainless steel catcher for fat polishing or stickwater defatting

Two-piece stainless steel catcher

For processes with high demands on cleanability and sanitary design, CIP-capable

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