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Stock Number: #702930
Motor Horsepower: 25.5 HP
RPM Maximum: 4,500
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2-chamber bowl clarifier centrifuge. Complete with bowl, parts and tools in separate crate.

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Stock Number: #98554
Motor Horsepower: 60 HP
Controls: Yes
Number of Phases: 2
RPM Maximum: 4,500
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Frame SN 1647477, bowl SN 1641173 Has tools, controls and manuals.

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Stock Number: #96364
Motor Horsepower: 20 HP
Number of Phases: 3
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centrifuge motor and housing only, no bowl available. 3-phase separator, light phase discharged under pressure by means of paring disc, heavy phase gravity discharge

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Stock Number: #220187
Motor Horsepower: 40.2 HP
Bowl Diameter: 43 in
Inlet Diameter: 2 in
Clarifier: liquid/solid separation
Number of Phases: 3
RPM Maximum: 4,500
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self cleaning disc separator Clarifier design (liquid/solid separation) rated 1.0 kg/cm2 heavy phase With 120 volt electronic timing, air/water control box, feed valve light and heavy phase discharge valves.

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Stock Number: #216544
Motor Horsepower: 40.2 HP
RPM Maximum: 5,600
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nozzle bowl disc stack centrifuge Clarifier design, with centrifugal pump for liquid discharge Nozzle continuous discharge of solids Horizontal flange type motor with clutch

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Stock Number: #2205
Motor Horsepower: 10 HP
RPM Maximum: 7,000
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Hermetically sealed 316 SS solid disc bowl centrifuge

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Stock Number: #78117
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Hermetic design Less motor

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Stock Number: #702163
Motor Horsepower: 15 HP
Controls: Yes
RPM Maximum: 1,500
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Worm wheel: 1420-1500 rpm; tachometer: 1420-1500 rpm; rev counter: 118-185 rpm Openings: 3-2" (50mm), 1-4" (100mm)

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Stock Number: #99383
Motor Horsepower: 48 HP
Clean In Place: Yes
RPM Maximum: 4,500
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disk bowl hermetic centrifuge 3/50/220/380 volt

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Stock Number: #87356
Motor Horsepower: 7.5 HP
Number of Phases: 3
RPM Maximum: 1,250
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Belt Driven by separately mounted (on common plate) 3/50/220/380 volt motor 316SS covers and bowl insert CS bowl and locking ring. Open feed.

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Stock Number: #102307
Motor Horsepower: 8.9 HP
Number of Phases: 3
RPM Maximum: 1,500
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  • Capacity 5750 L/H,
  • sludge capacity 3.9-4.4 liters
  • Primarily used in the olive oil industry
  • Shaft speed 1400-1500
  • Tachometer 118-125 rpm
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Stock Number: #105435
Motor Horsepower: 0.75 HP
Number of Phases: 3
RPM Maximum: 11,780
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solid Disc bowl Lab centrifuge. 3/60/230/460 volt explosion proof motor

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Stock Number: #112245
Number of Phases: 2
RPM Maximum: 6,400
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Clarifier (2-phase) Auto desludging disc bowl centrifuge with centripetal pump (paring disc) discharge of the liquid phase Scalloped disc (holes to outside edge of disc's) Self cleaning discharge of the solid phase Rated for 1.1 kg/dm3 of heavy liquid 1.5 kg/dm3 of the solids No motor.

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Stock Number: #99384
Motor Horsepower: 48 HP
RPM Maximum: 4,500
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220/380 volt

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Stock Number: #70590
Motor Horsepower: 13.4 HP
Bowl Volume: 17.2 gallons
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4-chamber bowl centrifuge w/theoretical capacity of 10,000 liter/hr Sludge capacity 65 liters

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Stock Number: #83992
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centrifuge frame, casing, hood, gears, clutch housing

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Stock Number: #93156
Motor Horsepower: 15 HP
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solid disk bowl centrifuge 316SS covers and bowl 3/60/230/460 volt No feed pump

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Stock Number: #70591
Motor Horsepower: 13.4 HP
Bowl Volume: 17.2 gallons
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431SS 4-chamber bowl centrifuge Clarifier design w/theoretical capacity of 10,000 liter/hr Reg # 2144021

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Stock Number: #239355
Motor Horsepower: 7.5 HP
Bowl Volume: 13.7 gallons
Controls: Yes
RPM Maximum: 11,970
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  • Pharma grade, GMP sanitary construction. Steam sterilized self cleaning disc stack centrifuge.
  • 100-200 l/hr. through put. Tools are available. max flow -/0.15 m3/H. minimum/maximum temperature 15/40 degrees C.
  • Drive motor by Loher, type ANGA 13253-04C, serial 2231330 60 Hz 1740 RPM.
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Stock Number: #96555
Motor Horsepower: 60 HP
RPM Maximum: 1,500
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disc nozzle centrifuge Internal nozzles with paring device Used for 10 yrs for yeast production Tachometer 1420-1500 rpm

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Stock Number: #96556
Motor Horsepower: 60.3 HP
Inlet Diameter: 1.97 in
RPM Maximum: 1,500
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With internal nozzles and paring device Used for 10 yrs for yeast production. Tachometer 1420-1500 rpm Speed counter 118-125 rpm Driven by 45 KW, 3/50/380 volt, 1470 rpm motor Openings: top 1-2" (50mm), 1-1" (25mm); btm 1-6 1/2" (164mm)

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Stock Number: #248456
Motor Horsepower: 60.3 HP
RPM Maximum: 5,440
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  • nozzle type disk bowl centrifuge,
  • 5440 rpm,
  • 1.03 kg/dm3 heavy liquid,
  • 1.07 kg/dm3 solid,
  • hinged top cover,
  • driven by 45kW, 3/50/380 volt 1470 rpm IP55 motor,
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Stock Number: #99790
Motor Horsepower: 14.8 HP
Number of Phases: 3
RPM Maximum: 6,500
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solids retaining disc bowl centrifuge Material of bowl is s/steel 2205 Purifier (3-phase) design Paring disc on both light and heavy phase.

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Stock Number: #99748
Motor Horsepower: 10.1 HP
Number of Phases: 3
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disc bowl centrifuge. Separator (3-phase) design. Special design for glucose separation Cast iron frame w/brake, oil level sight glass and revolution indicator for bowl speed check Drive by standard flange mount motor. Power transmission to bowl spindle via centrifugal friction clutch and worm gear. All bearings and the gears splash lubricated from a central oil bath. Pressure discharge of the heavy phase via built-in centripetal pump and gravity discharge of the light phase.

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Stock Number: #248278
Motor Horsepower: 60.3 HP
RPM Maximum: 5,440
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  • nozzle type disk bowl centrifuge,
  • 5440 rpm,
  • 1.03 kg/dm3 heavy liquid,
  • 1.07 kg/dm3 solid,
  • hinged top cover,
  • driven by 45kW, 3/50/380 volt 1470 rpm IP55 motor,
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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

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

  • In pharmaceutical production, disc bowl centrifuges clarify cell cultures, vaccines, and fermentation broths.
  • In chemical manufacturing, they separate fine particles from reaction mixtures or recover valuable solvents.
  • In food and beverage processing, they purify edible oils, dairy products, and juices.
  • In biotechnology, disc centrifuges harvest biomass, proteins, and enzymes efficiently.
  • In marine and energy sectors, they purify fuel oils and lube oils to protect engines and turbines.

Types of materials processed

  • Liquids containing fine suspended solids
  • Two immiscible liquids requiring separation (e.g., oil and water)
  • Cell cultures, fermentation broths, and biological suspensions
  • Solvent-based chemical mixtures needing clarification

Common materials of construction

  • Disc bowl centrifuges are manufactured to withstand demanding chemical, biological, and sanitary environments:
  • Stainless steel for sanitary and general-purpose chemical applications
  • Hastelloy for highly corrosive or pharmaceutical-grade operations
  • Special high-strength alloys for high-pressure or extreme chemical exposures

Key features of disc bowl centrifuges

  • Continuous separation capability for high-throughput operations
  • Integrated solids discharge options (manual, semi-automatic, or automatic)
  • High centrifugal force for efficient separation of fine particles and droplets
  • Hygienic design options for pharmaceutical and food-grade applications
  • Small footprint with high separation efficiency

Learn more about disc centrifuge technology at Chemical Processing.

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Centrifuge-Disc Bowl FAQ

Have questions about Disc Bowl Centrifuges or our services? Learn more about our products and why customers choose IPP.

What industries rely most on disc bowl centrifuges?
Pharmaceutical, food, chemical, biotechnology, marine, and energy industries depend on disc bowl centrifuges for high-efficiency liquid clarification and purification.
How do disc bowl centrifuges compare to basket centrifuges?
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.
What maintenance is required for disc bowl centrifuges?
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.
What are the benefits of buying used or secondhand process equipment from IPP?
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.