New vertical scraper centrifuges from FERRUM LTD reduce process costs

Ferrum – Supplier of Centrifuge Technology Solutions for Solid/Liquid Separation
Mr. Sandro M.O.L. Schneider Dipl. Phys. ETH

By Mr. Sandro M.O.L. Schneider Dipl. Phys. ETH, Head of marketing and Sales, Ferrum – Supplier of Centrifuge Technology Solutions for Solid/Liquid Separation

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Thanks to the new FEM based design, the inclined filling and wash pipe, excellent cleanability and their modular construction allowing future up-grading, the new series of vertical bottom discharge scraper centrifuges (VBC) can help to reduce process costs.

vertical scraper centrifugesThe new design leads to a reduction in the costs of installation and commissioning and also has a positive effect on the maintenance costs. For demanding applications in the chemical process industry these vertical scraper centrifuges can be fitted with an oil lubrication system for the bearings (in place of grease).

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For use in pharmaceutical applications together with a suitable membrane or diaphragm in the ceiling, the process area of the vertical centrifuge can be completely separated from the motor/drive area. This design is also called the “Through-the-ceiling” type. Since this design is well suited to cGMP production needs, leading companies in pharmaceutical and generica products have chosen the VBC to be their favorite.

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The completely redesigned seal and CIP (Cleaning in place)-System allows operators to chose the right cleaning cycle from spraying, rinsing to completely flooding of the machine. A further innovation step is a scraper knife and a cover which both can be operated pneumatically (instead of hydraulically).

Mr. Sandro M.O.L. Schneider Dipl. Phys. ETH

Author Information - Mr. Sandro M.O.L. Schneider Dipl. Phys. ETH

Head of marketing and Sales

Mr. Sandro M.O.L. Schneider, a certified physicist ETH, worked for many years in research and development after completing his studies. As head of research and development at a Swiss based Sensor Company, he was responsible for the efficient application of sensor technology in many machines of the process industry.
He headed than Global Marketing for sensor and instrumentation technology at an international company active in process automation.
At Ferrum he is responsible for the active sales and marketing of the Centrifuge Technology Solutions in the global market. His experience in process and automation engineering is at disposal now to the Ferrum customers.

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