The principle of plant extraction centrifuges

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This post was last edited by Centrifuge--Ding Ling on 2021-10-8 at 16:08. Generally, after crushing plant stems and leaves, they are soaked in water or organic solvents for extraction, and the residue is then dehydrated in order to achieve the highest yield. This machine features a centrifuge drum design with a flat bottom, along with automated programs that control the rotation direction, speed, time, and number of cycles of the centrifuge. These programs enable automatic execution of the processes of soaking, extraction, and liquid removal within one cycle, **increasing overall efficiency while reducing operational complexity and labor requirements. This centrifuge features a drum without liquid retaining plates, enabling maximum volume utilization of the drum, high production capacity, and easy loading and unloading ； Zipper-type filter bags are used, allowing for quick installation and removal, ensuring even soaking while preventing the material from escaping. This centrifuge can operate at temperatures as low as -50°C to 50°C, and it is equipped with a cooling jacket around its casing components. It also has a leak indication port at the bottom, allowing for early detection of any leaks.