Import Cream&Clarification Separator — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Turkey

The Cream & Clarification Separator from Balaban54 Makina is a centrifugal industrial machine designed for continuous separation of cream from raw milk and removal of somatic cells, leukocytes, and protein residues. It operates at high rotational speeds to exploit density differences between fat globules and aqueous milk components. Available capacities range from 1,000 to 20,000 liters per hour, making it suitable for small dairy processors and medium-scale production lines.

The separator uses a bowl-and-nozzle system with stainless steel construction, typically grade 304 or 316, for corrosion resistance in wet environments. It features a self-cleaning mechanism and adjustable flow rates to standardize fat content in milk. The machine is built for continuous operation, with thermal protection and vibration dampening as standard. No electrical specifications or motor ratings are provided in the listing.

This equipment is purchased by dairy farms, cheese producers, and milk processing plants in Eastern Europe and the Middle East seeking to improve yield and consistency. Buyers typically require installation support, spare parts availability, and maintenance training. The supplier does not publish lead times, warranty terms, or certification status. Buyers must confirm compliance with local food safety and machinery safety standards before purchase.

Balaban54 Makina is a machinery supplier based in Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham, Turkey, specializing in dairy processing equipment. The supplier’s listing provides no details on company history, production capacity, or staff size. No certifications such as CE, ISO, or EHEDG are mentioned, and there is no public record of export activity or client references.

The supplier does not indicate whether it designs or assembles the equipment in-house, nor does it list warranty terms, after-sales support, or spare parts availability. The address provided appears inconsistent with Turkish administrative divisions, suggesting possible data entry error. Buyers must verify the supplier’s operational legitimacy and technical capability directly before committing to purchase.