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2008
Pumper Magazine ® -
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The Centrifuge Dewatering System from Centrisys Corp. can handle both liquid and septage, leaving cake solids that are between 35 to 50 percent dry, without the need for diatomaceous earth, lime or excessive amounts of polymer. Designed for both mobile and fixed applications, the unit uses centrifugal force to separate solids from liquids, and is driven by an adjustable speed electric motor. Components are made from corrosion-free castings and corrosion-resistant stainless steel. Available in six models, ranging from 5-35 gpm to 150-225 gpm, units range in size from 144 x 45 x 80 inches to 222 x 88 x 110 inches. For more information: 262/654-6006; www.centrifuge-systems.com.1