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Centrifugal Screeners
Options/Enhancements
OVERVIEW APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE DESIGNS OPTIONS/ENHANCEMENTS

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Anti-blinding devices

Kason offers a variety of anti-blinding devices that increase production by dislodging near-size particles from apertures of the screen. These devices reduce the clearance between the rotating paddle and the cylindrical screen without contacting or abrading the screen. Narrowing the gap between the rotating element and the screen surface enhances screening rates under near size conditions, thereby increasing throughput.

Anti-blinding devices
 
Rubber wiper blades handle fibrous material that would otherwise become entangled in brush bristles or wrap around serrated edges. Rubber blades allow oversize particles to pass by the rotating blade, and are also effective in liquid/solids separations.
Anti-blinding devices
 
Integral air brushes keep screens clean when processing with fine meshes that would be susceptible to damage or abrasion by mechanical anti-blinding devices. Air enters at the end of the hollow drive shaft and exits through multiple air nozzles, blowing the screen clean
Anti-blinding devices
 
Brushes are flexible, and maintained approximately 1/16" to 1/8" (1.6mm to 3.2mm) away from the screen surface to prevent damage, while allowing desired particles to pass easily through the screen openings.


Bag Dump Stations

Centri-Sifter® centrifugal screeners are available with integral bag dump stations, with or without dust collectors. Normally configured for installation at mezzanine level, they afford a sufficiently low deck height for operators to dump sacks and other containers, while allowing material to discharge into conveyors, process equipment or storage vessels below.

Bag dump stations with optional dust hoods draw ambient air and dust from dumping activities onto the exterior of two cartridge filters that derive vacuum from a top-mounted exhaust fan. Dust accumulated on the filter's exterior surfaces is dislodged by overcoming continuous negative pressure within the cartridge filters, with positive pressure introduced in short blasts on a timed cycle by pulse jet nozzles. Dislodged material falls into the screener while instant resumption of negative pressure collects any dust generated by the filter cleansing operation.

The Bag Dump Station components are constructed of stainless steel and finished to industrial, food, dairy and pharmaceutical standards.

Bag Dump Stations
Centri-Sifter® centrifugal sifters with bag dump stations.

Bag Dump Stations
Centri-Sifter® centrifugal sifter and bag dump screener equipped with optional dust collector.


Twin centrifugal configuration Twin centrifugal configuration

Kason twin Centri-Sifter® configurations are designed for applications requiring greater capacity than a single high-capacity unit can provide. These duplex units are equipped with a splitter to evenly divide the flow of incoming material, regardless of feed rate.


Integral feeder Integral feeder

Integral feeders eliminate the need for separate units while reducing overhead space and length requirements. Powered by its own variable speed motor and drive, the unit offers independent control of material feed rates—regulated by the machine operator or from the control panel—prolonging screen life by preventing overloads due to surging.


Clean-in-place (CIP) Clean-in-place (CIP)

Centri-Sifter® centrifugal screeners for Clean-In-Place (CIP) applications are available with quick-disconnect fittings, ground/polished welds and construction to rated for high pressures and temperatures. Internal nozzles can spray cleaning and rinsing solutions to sterilize the screener's interior hands-free.


Design, construction and finish to FDA, 3-A, BISSC, EEC and other sanitary standards Design, construction and finish to FDA, 3-A, BISSC, EEC and other sanitary standards

All Centri-Sifter® centrifugal screeners are available designed, constructed and finished to industrial, food, dairy, and pharmaceutical standards including FDA, 3-A, BISSC, EEC and others. Sanitary screeners generally offer one or more of the following features:

  • Clean-In-Place (CIP) spray nozzles
  • Radius corners and ground/polished welds
  • Quick-release fittings
  • Three-bearing cantilevered shaft for quick removal of internals
  • Thread-free internals and tool-free disassembly for fast, thorough washdown (shown)

Design, construction and finish to pharmaceutical specifications

Centri-Sifter® centrifugal screeners for pharmaceutical applications are available with the options listed above, and in miniature sizes (shown) ideal for screening, scalping, de-lumping and dewatering small batches of pharmaceutical powders. In less than one minute and with no tools, the unit's end plate, cylindrical screen and shaft-mounted paddle assembly can be removed, providing access to sanitize all material contact surfaces. The unit is constructed of stainless steel with all continuous welds ground and polished to FDA as well as 3A, BISSC and other standards.

Design, construction and finish to pharmaceutical specifications

Design, construction and finish to pharmaceutical specifications


Belt Drive and Direct Drive configurations

All Centri-Sifter® models are available in belt drive(top) and direct drive(bottom) configurations.

Belt Drive Configurations
Direct Drive Configurations
Food Processing Machinery AssociationUnited States Department of Agriculture 3-A Sanitary StandardsU.S. Food and Drug Administration
Baking Industry Sanitation Standards CommitteeInternational Organization for Standardization CE ATEX

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