Centrifuge Systems

Lifting Bottom Centrifuge, Coolant containing chips or sludge falls over the infeed hopper into the rotating drum of the lifting bottom centrifuge. At this point the material is touching the lifting bottom and is moved against the drum wall under high centrifugal forces. At this point it is forming up in a ring and is moved in cycles up onto the slot sieve where the liquid is separated. Each cycle of pushing is moving the material Upwards over the slots of the sieve until it reaches dried the edge of the drum, flied against the inner housing wall and drops down through the outlet hopper. The hydraulically activated lifting bottom moves the chips and/or the sludge upwards to the slot sieve where the liquids are separated from the chips. After a few lifting cycles the centrifuged chips are carried over the edge of the drum and quit the centrifuge into the chip cart or discharge conveyor. The centrifuged coolant can be returned to the production or pumped back to further treatment. Parabolic Centrifuge, Coolant containing chips are falling over the infeed hopper into the rotating drum of the Paramax parabolic centrifuge. The centrifugal force presses the chips against the drum wall and they move upwards onto the slot sieve. At this point the coolant is separated from the chips The next infeed chips are pushing them over the edge of the drum and these are leaving the centrifuge downwards into a chip cart or discharge conveyor. Batch Wringer Centrifuge, The basket can be elevated into the centrifuge using a lifting hook. When the drum is placed into the centrifuge an individually set centrifuging time begins to run. After completion of the centrifuging process, the drum is taken out and the process can be repeated with the next wet material. Batch wringer are constructed for a long lasting continuous operation. The electro-magnetic lid locking, an unbalance detection switch and the standstill control provide maximum operational safety.