The function of a cream separator.

Release time:

2014-01-16

Overview:

A cream separator is a specialized piece of equipment used for the analysis of milk and dairy products. It is suitable for use in fields such as milk and dairy products, pharmaceuticals, chemical industry, and health foods, where it separates fat from milk and then measures its volume or percentage content. This equipment is employed in standard physicochemical tests—such as the Gerber method and the Ennis alkali method—to determine the relative densities and fat contents of milk and dairy products.

 

Medical centrifuges are primarily used in pharmaceutical manufacturing, blood banks, clinical trials, and biochemistry laboratories for the qualitative analysis of serum, plasma, and urea.

 

This cream separator features an aesthetically pleasing design, large capacity, compact size, and comprehensive functionality. It boasts stable performance, adjustable speed, automatic balance adjustment, low temperature rise, high operational efficiency, and wide applicability.

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