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Used pump & flow controllers in Netherlands

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    1993 Westfalia CNB 215-01-076

    1993 Westfalia CNB 215-01-076

    • Manufacturer: GEA
    • Model: CNB 215-01-076

    Incomplete bactofuge, excluding bowl. Including: Motor 37 kW - 72 A - 1475 rpm, motor cover, base frame, manouvering water valves. Excluding: Bowl, inlet/oulet pipe, centripetal pump bactofugat, sludge collecting...

    Lopik, Netherlands
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    2000 Miromatic MRA

    2000 Miromatic MRA

    • Manufacturer: Miromatic

    Inline Quark mixing device to add Cream to fresh cheese to increase the fatt content. 2 ingredients, Cream and fresh cheese are added together by regulating the speed of the cream pump (Eccentric screw pump make ...

    Lopik, Netherlands
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    1988 Mondomix UB25

    1988 Mondomix UB25

    • Manufacturer: Mondomix

    Mondomix aerator. Aseptic design continuous aerating system for the dairy industry and can also be used for bakery and confectionary. Double jacketed head with counter pressure valve and 3 way valve on outlet. Ma...

    Lopik, Netherlands

Overview

Dairy processing equipment is used to handle and transform raw milk into consumable dairy products such as milk, cheese, yogurt, and butter. This category includes pasteurizers, homogenizers, separators, and packaging machines, all designed to ensure that dairy products are safe, high-quality, and ready for the market.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying used dairy processing equipment?

Evaluate the equipment's condition, age, and maintenance history. Ensure it meets current health and safety standards and check for any necessary upgrades or repairs.

How can I ensure safe shipping of dairy processing equipment?

Use specialized shipping services for heavy and delicate machinery. Properly secure and protect the equipment to avoid damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for dairy processing equipment?

Regular maintenance involves cleaning and sanitizing the equipment, checking for wear and tear, and ensuring all components are functioning correctly. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for detailed maintenance procedures.