Used Disc Automatic Centrifuges for Sale
Disc automatic centrifuges are high-speed separation systems designed to continuously separate liquids and fine solids using stacked conical discs within a rotating bowl. These machines enhance separation efficiency by increasing surface area, allowing for rapid clarification or liquid-liquid separation. Used disc automatic centrifuges are commonly used in food and beverage processing, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and chemical manufacturing where precision separation and continuous operation are essential. Browse available inventory below to find systems that meet your process and throughput requirements.
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53678001GEA Westfalia GSC-25-06-007 Desluger Disc Centrifuge
Used- GEA Westfalia GSC-25-06-007 Desluger Disc Centrifuge. Stainless steel construction (product contact area), Maximum bowl speed 8200 rpm, clarifier design (liquid/solids separation), Skid mounted with control panel and valve block, pump, sensors, piping and additional infrastructure. Previous used in a brewery application. New 2008. Reported rebuild. Serial# 9047-907. Our freight specialists can assist you with door to door transportation and all customs documents needed to make the process go as smoothly as possible.
MFR: Westfalia
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53462012Used Westfalia CNB-215-01-076 Bactofuge Desludger Disc Centrifuge | Dairy Separation System
Used- Westfalia CNB-215-01-076 bactofuge desludger disc centrifuge. Stainless steel. Max. Bowl speed 4700 RPM by 37 kW (49.6hp) - 3/60/380v motor. Complete with bowl, control panel and additional infrastructure. Previous used in a dairy application. Overall dimensions: 2100 mm x 1150 mm x 1800 mm, Weight 2.6 tonnes. Our freight specialists can assist you with door to door transportation and all customs documents needed to make the process go as smoothly as possible.
MFR: Westfalia
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53462013Used Westfalia CNB-215-01-076 Bactofuge Disc Centrifuge Desludger – Stainless Steel Dairy Separation System
Used- Westfalia CNB-215-01-076 bactofuge desludger disc centrifuge. Stainless steel. Max. Bowl speed 4500 RPM. Complete with bowl, sludge tank, control panel and additional infrastructure. Previously used in a dairy application.
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53887002Used Westfalia SAOH 205 Disc Separator Centrifuge – 10,000 RPM, 100 GPH
Used- Westfalia Disc Separator Centrifuge, Model SAOH 205. Max bowl speed 10,000 RPM, rated at 100 GPH. Stainless steel contact parts. Mechanical adjustable speed drive. Driven by a 1.5 hp, 3/60/208-220/440V induction motor; Includes control panel and tools. Mounted on a steel cart with casters.
MFR: Westfalia
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54042001Used Westfalia RSB 150-01-776 Self-Cleaning Disc Stack Centrifuge – 300 TPD, Dual Discharge, CIP, Edible Oils
Used Westfalia RSB 150-01-776 Self-Cleaning Disc Stack Centrifuge 300 TPD, Dual Discharge, CIP, Edible Oils. Capacity: Up to 300 tons per day (approx. 1215 tons per hour, depending on product and feed conditions) Bowl Speed: Approx. 4,700 RPM Discharge System: Dual centripetal pump for pressure discharge of light and heavy liquid phases Solids Handling: Automatic ejection system (hydraulic) Control: Designed for continuous operation; compatible with automation and PLC systems Mounting: Heavy-duty frame; horizontal motor for easy maintenance Cleaning: CIP (clean-in-place) compatible. Serial# 1707 660. Last used for edible oils.
MFR: Westfalia
Disc Automatic Centrifuge Applications & Typical Use Cases
Used disc automatic centrifuges are well-suited for processes requiring high-speed clarification and fine particle removal. Typical applications include:
Clarifying beverages such as beer, wine, and juice
Separating cream from milk in dairy processing
Removing fine solids from chemical or pharmaceutical liquids
Processing fermentation broths in biotech applications
Purifying oils and separating immiscible liquid phases
When to Choose a Disc Automatic Centrifuge
Disc automatic centrifuges are the right choice when fine particle separation or liquid clarification must occur at high flow rates. They are often selected over decanter centrifuges when dealing with low solids concentrations or when tighter separation cut points are required. Operations focused on product clarity, purity, and continuous throughput benefit from the high rotational speeds and disc-stack design.
Used Disc Automatic Centrifuge Buying Considerations
When evaluating a used disc automatic centrifuge, consider the following:
Throughput Capacity: Ensure the system aligns with required flow rates
Solids Handling Capability: Suitable for low to moderate solids concentrations
Discharge Mechanism: Manual, semi-automatic, or fully automatic solids ejection
Bowl Speed & G-Force: Impacts separation efficiency and performance
Material of Construction: Stainless steel or specialty alloys depending on application
Service Condition: Review wear on bowl components, seals, and drive systems
Why Buy Used Disc Automatic Centrifuges
Used disc automatic centrifuges offer access to precision separation equipment without the extended manufacturing timelines associated with new units. These systems are widely used in continuous processing environments and are often built to maintain performance over long operating cycles. For facilities expanding clarification capacity or upgrading separation processes, used units provide a practical and efficient solution.
Sell Your Used Disc Automatic Centrifuges
Surplus separation equipment can still hold strong value when placed in the right secondary market. Aaron Equipment works with process operators to review disc centrifuge specifications and match them with buyers seeking high-speed liquid separation systems.
A disc automatic centrifuge is a high-speed separator that uses a stack of conical discs to separate liquids and fine solids. The design increases surface area inside the bowl, allowing for efficient clarification and liquid separation in continuous processes.
They are used in industries such as dairy, beverage, pharmaceutical, and chemical processing to clarify liquids, separate emulsions, and remove fine particulates from process streams.
Disc centrifuges operate at higher speeds and are designed for finer separation, especially in low-solids applications. Decanter centrifuges handle higher solids loads but typically do not achieve the same level of liquid clarity.
Pricing depends on factors such as capacity, manufacturer, discharge design, and operating condition. High-speed units with advanced control systems or sanitary construction may command higher values.
Yes. Aaron Equipment sources disc centrifuges from facilities that are upgrading or reconfiguring separation processes, helping move equipment into operations where high-speed clarification is needed.