GEA GSC15 other beverage equipment



≈ $36,690
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Capacity: approx. 20 hl/h
Application: Beer clarification
Controller Model: CIP-P 5500 LH
Control Cabinet: Included, mounted on the machine
Control Interface: PLC panel with LCD display and membrane keypad
Drive Motor: ABB
Pump Unit: Grundfos pump integrated into skid
Construction: Stainless steel skid frame with adjustable leveling feet
Piping: Stainless steel process piping with pressure gauges and flexible hose connections
Certification: CE
Current Status: Still in production
Planned Decommissioning: 2026
Included Accessories: Maintenance tools and spare maintenance set including seals, oil, etc
Location: Belgium
Condition: Used, currently operational
Overview
This GEA Westfalia GSC15 beer centrifuge
manufactured in 2006
is designed for beer clarification with low oxygen pickup. The machine has a reported capacity of approx. 20 hl/h and is specified with an oxygen pickup of
Technical Data
Oxygen Pickup