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Used Spray Dryers in Netherlands

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    GEA Niro Minor - Spray

    GEA Niro Minor - Spray dryer

    • Manufacturer: Niro

    General SKU 273X312 Location Barneveld Make GEA Niro Minor Year of construction unknown Main Features Material Stainless steel Motor 1.5 KW Specified Features - Spray dryer Spray dryer check Drying tower dia. 120...

    Barneveld, Netherlands
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    Anhydro Lab. Nr. 1 -

    Anhydro Lab. Nr. 1 - Spray dryer

    • Manufacturer: Anhydro

    General SKU 206U079 Location Barneveld Make Anhydro Type LAB.S1 No. 68/16 Year of construction 1968 Main Features Material Stainless steel Specified Features - Spray dryer Spray dryer check Drying tower dia. 1000...

    Barneveld, Netherlands
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    Anhydro CH-63 / MS-150 (Ex)

    Anhydro CH-63 / MS-150 (Ex) - Spray dryer

    • Manufacturer: Anhydro

    General SKU 224X118 Location Barneveld Make Anhydro Type CH-63 No. 46030 Year of construction 2010 Main Features Material Stainless steel Motor 1.1 KW Inlet diameter 8 mm Specified Features - Spray dryer Spray dr...

    Barneveld, Netherlands
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    Niro Atomizer F-60 BBE 16

    Niro Atomizer F-60 BBE 16 Atomizer - Spray dryer

    • Manufacturer: Niro Atomizer

    General SKU 065E266 Location Barneveld Make Niro Type Atomizer F-60 BBE 16 No. 1122 Main Features Material Stainless steel Motor 44 KW Inlet diameter 210 mm Specified Features - Spray dryer Spray dryer "Rotary at...

    Barneveld, Netherlands

Overview

Spray dryers convert liquid feeds into dry powders or granules by atomizing the liquid into a hot drying gas. Common in food, pharmaceutical, chemical and detergent production, a spray dryer includes an atomizer or nozzle, drying chamber, particle separation (cyclone or baghouse) and a heating system. Buyers evaluate throughput, inlet/outlet temperatures, atomizer type, material construction, CIP/GMP features and automation when selecting new or used equipment.

FAQ

What should I inspect when buying a used spray dryer?

Check the atomizer (rotor/nozzle wear), drive motors, seals, control panel, insulation, chamber corrosion, cyclone/baghouse condition, spare parts availability and process history (what was dried). Ask for maintenance records and any certificates for hygiene or hazardous-product use.

How is a spray dryer safely shipped and installed?

Large spray dryers often require partial disassembly, cleaning (CIP and removal of residues), heavy rigging and a certified transporter. Confirm weights and lifting points, secure electrical and control components, and plan for reassembly, alignment and commissioning at site.

What routine maintenance keeps a spray dryer reliable?

Regularly inspect and replace atomizer bearings and nozzles, check heating system and burners, clean separators and filters, monitor seals and instrumentation, verify CIP systems and perform corrosion checks. Follow manufacturer schedules for lubrication, belt and motor servicing.