Used Endress-Hauser Promag 10W80 Flowmeter for sale (180)

Year of construction: 2026, condition: new, The manual bottle filler is specially easy to use. The filling mechanism works on the basis of gravity. The handle is pulled down and the strong stream of liquid flows out of the head. Capacity – 600 pcs. of 0,5 L bottles per hour. Ledpfoizbb Hox An Ishi The bottle filler is completely made of stainless steel. Gravitational mechanism provides a strong stream as well as easy and effective work. Comes with a buffer tank for fluid. Buffer tank has an integrated flowmeter which helps to follow the liquid level on the buffer tank. Suitable for various liquids that are similar to water consistency such as juice, wine, vodka, etc. Mounted on the pivoting wheels.

Condition: used, Year of construction: 2020, Overview The tangential filter was manufactured in 2020 by Spanish manufacturer Sefiltra. It can be visited anytime. The structure is made of AISI-304 stainless steel; it has four wheels and a handle for its wheels and a handle for its displacement. All pipes and accessories are made of AISI-316L, Stainless Steel AISI-316L. The system is operated from the SIEMENS KTP 900 color touch screen, which is located on the front of the electrical panel. Techn. Details Capacity: depending on beer type, recently 1,000 – 1,500 litres per hour Unitary filtration surface: 10 m² Two 0.5 micron hollow fiber membranes Dimensions (LxlXh): 1.800 x 950 x 2.300 mm Weight empty: 350 Kg Operating weight: 470 Kg Equipment 1 pc Centrifugal feed pump 3.0 kW 1 pc Recirculation centrifugal pump 4,0 kW 2 pc Diaphragm HF 6043 MF 05 (KDP3358) 1 pc Modulating valve 5 pcs Pneumatic valves 1 pc 100 L CIP tank 1 pc Angle filter 500 microns 3 pc Electromagnetic flowmeters 5 pc Pressure transmitters 1 pc Temperature transmitter 1 pc Level transmitter 1 pc Liquid detector 1 pc Electrical panel with Siemens S7-1200 programmable logic controller and touch screen Siemens 7" touch screen Ljdpfxeqvvpas An Iohi

Condition: used, Year of construction: 1993, Overview The GM Gera NAGEMA Arcade DS bottle washer was previously used in a brewery. There it was operated in single-shift operation. Since the sales volume has decreased, the beer of the brewery is now bottled at another location and this bottling line has become available. Due to the low number of operating hours and regular maintenance, the machine is in a very good condition. All basins and the machine body are made of stainless steel. Spare parts, such as bottle cells, are also still available. Furthermore, the main drive shaft, as well as the motor and gearbox were overhauled by SEW in 2018 and the carrier chain was replaced in 2015. The machine is still mounted and can also be demonstrated. Tech Specs: Capacity: 23,000 bph Cell pitch: 85 Bottles per row: 16 Dimensions + weights with attachments: 8640 x 4470 x 1920 mm / 17,900 kg Details: Standard drives Heating with steam Operating side left CE certified Chemistry dosing pumps Machine data sheet Fixed pipe spraying controlled by machine cycle Single-end machine Label discharge rear right Finger discharge + finger feeding Bottle discharge left Bottle cells plastic HMI Lauer Lye concentration measurement 24 Volt control voltage Control S5 (on request conversion to S7) Regularly maintained Water part in VA Fume extraction Sampling taps KSB pumps in VA Plug-in strainers for baths Water meter Conductivity measurement from Endress Additional Equipment: Spare parts included   Lodpfx Ael Hx Adjn Ishi

Condition: like new (used), Year of construction: 2014, functionality: fully functional, Tetra Alfast Direct Inline standardisation system, designed for inline standardisation of milk and cream. Capacity: 25,000 l/h. Year of manufacture: 2014 Equipped with 2 density meters, 4 electromagnetic flowmeters, and 3 flow control valves for measuring and controlling the fat content in milk and cream. - Including original documentation. - Can be operated via Profibus central system Lhjdpfewf Iq Uex An Isi - Can run stand-alone with SCADA system Sattline; we are currently working on integrating a control screen in the control panel to make stand-alone operation easier. - Excellent condition.

Condition: used, General Overview Pasteurising, cooling, chilling, curing, emulsifying, reconstituting, incubating and mixing are all processes essential in the food processing laboratory. The Armfield Multi-Purpose Processing Vessel is capable of carrying out all of these functions as a self-contained,mobile unit. Its mobility allows it to be positioned in the laboratory adjacent to other equipment that it may be acting as a service to, and also makes it easily stowable. The hygienically designed jacketed vessel has a working capacity of between 10 and 15 litres which allows experimentation and demonstrations without the need for large quantities of raw materials. An electrical heating element positioned at the base of the jacket heats water in the jacket which in turn heats the contents of the vessel. This method gives a gentle transfer of heat to ingredients that are often heat sensitive and local 'hot spots' are avoided due to the convective distribution of the heat. Cooling is accomplished by simply metering water from a domestic supply through the jacket. Chilling involves the circulation of chilled water in a closed circuit through an ice bank circulator incorporated in the base of the unit. An emulsifier having a variable speed drive and several options of emulsor head can be lowered into the process fluid. Hands-on experience can be gained by students and full instrumentation allows a complete record of the process to be compiled. An automatic valve changeover system enables uncomplicated operation requiring the student/trainee to simply select the particular process required rather than have to operate an array of manual valves. Description Where necessary, refer to the drawings in Equipment Diagrams section 8. 9.1 Overview The stainless steel jacketed vessel (1) has a polished, hygienic finish and a working capacity of between 10 and 15 litres. Its contents are heated indirectly by cartridge heater (16) in the base of the jacket. The heater is protected from over-temperature by a thermostat (17) adjacent to it. An emulsifier (2) can be lowered into or raised out of the vessel using the locking handle (5). The on/off and variable speed control (14) of this unit are situated on the motor housing and not on the control console. A green running light (7) indicates when the emulsor motor is switched on. The emulsor head (3) can easily be interchanged with any of the alternatives supplied by simply removing the finger-nuts securing the head to the drive shaft. A lid (6) is provided to prevent any airborne contamination during long periods of heat treatment. Chilled water is circulated from an ice bank unit (12) situated beneath the processing vessel. After a period of time required to build up an ice bank, this will provide chilled water to the vessel jacket, cooling the contents to a temperature suitable for storage/curing. The ice bank is usually used after an initial rapid cooling by circulating cold water from a domestic supply. 3-way valves (10) and (11) are used to automatically select either open circuit domestic supply cooling or closed circuit chilled water cooling. In both cases the water passes through a flowmeter (13) where the flow rate can be adjusted manually by control valve (14). From the flowmeter, the water enters the base of the vessel jacket after passing through an in-line non-return valve (15). The water leaves the jacket diagonally opposite the inlet, at the top of the vessel. A pressure relief valve is incorpor... Ledpfxjydh Ags An Ijhi