Hello all,
I'm still researching the various filtration set-ups and came across this one: http://www.absolutecentrifuge.com
I personally have a hard time justifying another expensive purchase on top of the conversion to "save money" -- but I also am looking for the least time-intensive collecting and processing options. This appears to be a lower cost yet high quality bowl-type centrifuge than others I've seen out there. I wondered what others folks with experience thought.
I personally like the idea of just using a 55-gallon drum and a simple heating element to heat/settle and then drain the crud and then pump the top stuff through a filter housing and into storage. But I know there are experienced folks who swear by the centrifuge system to do the same thing.
One complication for me is not having a warm space to do my processing in the winter -- it will be in a cold barn. It looks like the centrifuge might trump a heat/settle/filter approach for batch processing.
Again, thank you for your opinions and advice.
Regards,
muns53
I'm still researching the various filtration set-ups and came across this one: http://www.absolutecentrifuge.com
I personally have a hard time justifying another expensive purchase on top of the conversion to "save money" -- but I also am looking for the least time-intensive collecting and processing options. This appears to be a lower cost yet high quality bowl-type centrifuge than others I've seen out there. I wondered what others folks with experience thought.
I personally like the idea of just using a 55-gallon drum and a simple heating element to heat/settle and then drain the crud and then pump the top stuff through a filter housing and into storage. But I know there are experienced folks who swear by the centrifuge system to do the same thing.
One complication for me is not having a warm space to do my processing in the winter -- it will be in a cold barn. It looks like the centrifuge might trump a heat/settle/filter approach for batch processing.
Again, thank you for your opinions and advice.
Regards,
muns53
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