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Used GEA Disc Separators in Denmark

  • GEA Westfalia SA 100-33-177 centrifuge

    GEA Westfalia SA 100-33-177 centrifuge parts

    • Manufacturer: GEA
    • Model: SA

    We have Westfalia separator, type SA 100-33-177 parts available. Disc stack + distributor is not available. Bowl is damaged due to too much wear in the sludge ports. Motor: 55 kW, 2940 rpm, 47 Amp., 50 Hz, 380 V...

    Hirtshals, Denmark
  • 1966 GEA Westfalia SAMN 15007

    1966 GEA Westfalia SAMN 15007

    • Manufacturer: GEA

    Complete Westfalia separator, type SAMN 15007 in clarifier configuration. Amount of discs: 152. Motor: 25 kW AEG, 2940 rpm, 47 Amp., 50 Hz, 380 V, 3 phase, IP 33 This unit is in excellent working condition and ...

    Hirtshals, Denmark
  • 1966 GEA Westfalia SAMN 15007

    1966 GEA Westfalia SAMN 15007

    • Manufacturer: GEA

    Complete Westfalia separator, type SAMN 15007 in purifier configuration. Amount of discs: 152. Motor: 25 kW AEG, 2940 rpm, 47 Amp., 50 Hz, 380 V, 3 phase, IP 33 This unit is in excellent working condition and w...

    Hirtshals, Denmark
  • Westfalia separator type SAMN 15007

    Westfalia separator type SAMN 15007 in purifier configuration

    • Manufacturer: GEA

    Complete Westfalia separator, type SAMN 15007 in concentrator configuration. Amount of discs: 69 Permissible density of product to be treated: Heavy liquid - kg/dm3: 1,0 - solids: kg/dm3: 1,2 Motor: 25 kW AEG...

    Hirtshals, Denmark
  • Westfalia pilot plant separator, type

    Westfalia pilot plant separator, type SA 1-02-575

    • Manufacturer: GEA
    • Model: SA

    This Westfalia pilot plant separator is reconditioned and in excellent condition. The separator comes with set of tools, separator manual and starter box. The separator is configurated to operate as a purifier - ...

    Hirtshals, Denmark

Overview

Disc separators (centrifugal separators) are high-speed machines that use centrifugal force to separate liquids of different densities or remove solids from liquids. Common in dairy, oil, chemical, and wastewater processing, they have stacked discs to increase separation area and efficiency. Models vary by capacity, feed type (continuous or intermittent), corrosion resistance, and servicing access. Buyers choose based on throughput, G-force, material compatibility, and ease of maintenance.

FAQ

What should I check when buying a used disc separator?

Inspect the bowl and discs for wear or corrosion, check bearings, seals, and drive system, review maintenance records, confirm capacity and G-force ratings, and verify spare-parts availability and documentation.

How do I prepare a disc separator for shipping?

Drain all fluids, clean residues to meet hazardous-material rules, secure rotating parts, block the bowl, use manufacturer-approved lifting points, crate or skidd for stability, and provide accurate weight and dimensions to the carrier.

What ongoing maintenance is required?

Perform daily checks on vibration, temperature, and seals; schedule bearing lubrication or replacement, bowl and disc inspection, gasket/seal changes, and follow the OEM service intervals for rebuilds and balancing.