The Bag Lifting Centrifuge is designed for small-batch and pilot-scale solid-liquid separation processes where operators need to evaluate filtration, cake washing, dewatering, product recovery, and cleaning performance before moving to larger production equipment.

It is suitable for filterable crystal slurry, precipitated solids, and high-value batch materials produced during laboratory scale-up, pilot trials, process validation, or multiproduct campaign testing.

This equipment is not intended to replace a small benchtop laboratory centrifuge. It is more suitable for pilot-scale batches and clean process development, where the process needs to be verified under conditions closer to industrial production.

• Pilot-scale crystal filtration and dewatering trials
• Filter bag and micron rating evaluation
• Batch cake washing development
• Product recovery testing before commercial scale-up
• Mother liquor separation studies
• Residual moisture evaluation before drying
• Small-batch process validation
• Multiproduct pilot campaigns
• Cleanability and product changeover trials
• Downstream drying and packaging feed preparation
• Pilot crystallization and precipitation projects
• Material behavior confirmation before equipment selection

Peony provides more than a centrifuge for pilot use. We support the transition from material testing to pilot process confirmation and larger-scale equipment selection.

A typical pilot arrangement is:

Pilot Reactor / Crystallizer → Slurry Collection Tank → Bag Lifting Centrifuge → Filtrate Sampling or Recovery → Optional Cake Washing → Spin Drying → Bag Lifting Discharge → Sample Collection / Pilot Dryer / Further Analysis

The purpose is to confirm how the material behaves in a practical batch separation cycle before the process is transferred to a larger production line.

Peony can help customers evaluate:

• Whether the material can form a stable filter cake
• Which filter bag material and micron rating are suitable
• How quickly filtrate passes through the cake
• Whether cake washing improves product quality
• How much residual liquid remains after spin drying
• Whether the cake can be lifted and transferred without excessive breakage
• Whether a larger bag lifting, scraper bottom discharge, peeler, or other centrifuge type is more suitable for production scale

1. Batch Feeding
   Prepared slurry is introduced into the rotating basket lined with a filter bag and supporting screen.
2. Filtration
   Process liquid passes through the filter bag and is collected through the filtrate outlet.
3. Cake Formation
   Solids are retained inside the filter bag and gradually form a filter cake.
4. Optional Washing
   Wash liquid can be applied to displace residual mother liquor, soluble impurities, or process residues.
5. Spin Drying
   The basket continues rotating to reduce residual liquid in the cake.
6. Cycle Completion
   The machine stops after the programmed batch cycle is completed.
7. Bag Lifting Discharge
   The filter bag containing the dewatered cake is lifted through the top opening for inspection, sampling, collection, or transfer to downstream equipment.

The final configuration can be adjusted according to material value, cleaning requirement, chemical compatibility, and pilot test objective.

To recommend a suitable Bag Lifting Centrifuge configuration, please provide:

• Material name and process stage
• Expected batch volume
• Particle or crystal size distribution
• Slurry solids concentration
• Liquid composition and viscosity
• Feed temperature
• Required filtrate clarity
• Target cake moisture
• Washing requirement
• Product value and recovery requirement
• Filter bag preference, if known
• Cleaning requirement
• Corrosion condition
• Explosion-proof requirement, if applicable

Peony welcomes cooperation with research teams, pilot plants, process developers, engineering companies, fine chemical producers, food ingredient manufacturers, and industrial partners involved in clean batch separation and scale-up projects.

We support partners with centrifuge selection, filter bag matching, pilot trial configuration, washing sequence design, product-contact material selection, cleaning recommendations, spare parts, installation guidance, and after-sales service.

Send us your material information, pilot batch size, particle size, slurry solids concentration, liquid properties, target moisture, washing requirement, and process objective. Our team will help evaluate a suitable Bag Lifting Centrifuge solution for your lab-to-pilot scale process.