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Used disc bowl centrifuges for sale: precision clarification for continuous liquid processing

Shop IPP’s in-stock, secondhand and surplus disc centrifuges – optimized for high-purity applications

Ready-to-ship disc bowl systems from IPP for dairy, biotech and chemical workflows. We will save you time & money

Featured Disc Bowl Centrifuges

Unused Stainless Steel 316 Westfalia K015006 Centrifuge-Disc Bowl

Type: Centrifuge-Disc Bowl

Manufacturer: Westfalia

Model: K015006

Condition: Unused

Material: Stainless Steel 316

Motor Horsepower: 19 kW (25.5 HP)

RPM Maximum: 4,500

2-chamber bowl clarifier centrifuge. Complete with bowl, parts and tools in separate crate.

Unused 7.5 kW (10.1 HP) Centrifuge-Disc Bowl

Type: Centrifuge-Disc Bowl

Manufacturer: Westfalia

Model: SA14-06-076

Condition: Unused

Motor Horsepower: 7.5 kW (10.1 HP)

Number of Phases: 2

frame with out bowl. Clarifier (2-phase) design IP55 motor Cast iron frame w/brake, oil level sight glass and revolution indicator for bowl speed check. Drive by standard flange mount motor. Power transmitted via centrifugal friction clutch and worm gear to the bowl spindle. All bearings and the gear splash lubricated from central oil bath. Pressure discharge of the clarified liquid by built-in centrifugal pump.

RPM Maximum: 7,570.

Stainless Steel 316 Westfalia SA82-06-177 Centrifuge-Disc Bowl

Type: Centrifuge-Disc Bowl

Manufacturer: Westfalia

Model: SA82-06-177

Condition: Used

Material: Stainless Steel 316

Motor Horsepower: 44.7 kW (60 HP)

Controls: Yes

Frame SN 1647477, bowl SN 1641173 Has tools, controls and manuals.

Number of Phases: 2. RPM Maximum: 4,500.

Stainless Steel 316 Westfalia SAMN 5036 (SA20-06-076) Centrifuge-Disc Bowl

Type: Centrifuge-Disc Bowl

Manufacturer: Westfalia

Model: SAMN 5036 (SA20-06-076)

Condition: Used

Material: Stainless Steel 316

Motor Horsepower: 14.9 kW (20 HP)

Number of Phases: 2

Clarifier (two phase) centrifuge with paring disc discharge of liquid phase self cleaning discharge of solids. Gas tight design of neck bearing bridge Rising channels on the outside edge of disc's (scalloped disc's) Rated for specific gravity of 1.0 on heavy phase, and 1.2 specific gravity of separated solids

RPM Maximum: 6,500.

When your process demands precise, continuous separation of immiscible liquids or fine solids from liquids, disc bowl centrifuges offer superior performance for critical applications. With more than 47 years of experience, IPP offers immediate access to high-quality used disc bowl centrifuges sourced from 20 complete plant sites and included in our inventory of over 15,000 ready-to-ship pieces of equipment. Choosing used disc bowl centrifuges from IPP provides companies with faster project timelines, significant cost savings, and proven process reliability.

Disc bowl centrifuges, also known as disc stack centrifuges, operate by spinning a series of conical discs at high speeds to enhance the separation of solids and liquids or two immiscible liquids with different densities. They are essential for processes requiring continuous clarification, purification, or concentration.

Primary uses across industries

Types of materials processed

Common materials of construction

Key features of disc bowl centrifuges

Learn more about disc centrifuge technology at Chemical Processing.

Find your disc bowl centrifuge at IPP

Search the IPP inventory or contact IPP’s equipment experts to find the perfect disc bowl centrifuge for your separation needs. With ready-to-ship inventory, IPP helps companies shorten commissioning timelines, reduce equipment costs, and optimize product quality.

Centrifuge-Disc Bowl FAQ
Have questions about Disc Bowl Centrifuges or our services? Learn more about our products and why customers choose IPP.
Pharmaceutical, food, chemical, biotechnology, marine, and energy industries depend on disc bowl centrifuges for high-efficiency liquid clarification and purification.
Disc bowl centrifuges offer continuous, high-speed separation for fine solids and liquids, while basket centrifuges are typically used for batch dewatering of larger solids.
Routine inspection and cleaning of the disc stack, bowl, seals, and bearings—along with monitoring of drive systems—ensures optimal separation performance and long-term reliability.
Buying used from IPP saves up to 70% compared to new equipment, provides immediate availability, supports sustainable business practices, and leverages IPP’s 47 years of industry knowledge.