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Used GEA Spray Dryers

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    GEA Niro Mobile Minor Spray

    GEA Niro Mobile Minor Spray Dryer, S/S

    • Manufacturer: GEA

    GEA Niro Mobile Minor Spray Dryer, S/S Used GEA Mobile Minor Spray Dryer, Model MM-PSR, stainless steel construction, 0.8 meter diameter chamber, GEA Niro spray nozzle atomizer, cone bottom, with top expansion ch...

    Cleveland, OH
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    MO-4535, STAINLESS GEA NIRO SPRAY

    MO-4535, STAINLESS GEA NIRO SPRAY DRYER ABSORBER. 120" TOP DIAMETER. 95" CONE.

    • Manufacturer: GEA

    “Contact us directly for a freight quote or you can setup your own freight. Please provide ship to address. Loading is included with the sale of the item.”

    $25,000 USD

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    Est. $471/mo

    Willoughby, OH
  • Niro (GEA) Atomizer Spray Dryer

    Niro (GEA) Atomizer Spray Dryer

    • Manufacturer: GEA

    Serial Number: 7821 Inventory #1681

    Dundas, MN
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    2017 GEA WESTFALIA CYCLONE CHE

    2017 GEA WESTFALIA CYCLONE CHE 394

    • Manufacturer: GEA

    GEA Cyclone heat atomizer CYCLONE CHE 394 model. Year 2017. With 2 gussets. Lower outlet DN100. Upper inlet Clamp 1’. Lateral inlets Clamp 1‘ and 4’. Without documentation. Cyclon dimensions: Length 650 mm Width ...

    Barcelona, Spain
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    GEA 10kg/h ATEX spray drier

    GEA 10kg/h ATEX spray drier (atomization drying plant)

    • Manufacturer: GEA

    COMPLETE GEA SPRAY DRYING PLANT Evaporation capacity: 10 kg/h – Chamber temperature up to 200°C Previously used for the atomization of water-based solutions, but ATEX certified (except for the premixer). The s...

    $293,410 USD

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    Est. $5,522/mo

    Europe
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    GEA MM-CC

    GEA MM-CC

    • Manufacturer: GEA

    Used 31.5" Dia 316 Stainless Steel Spray Dryer. Manufactured by GEA. Model MM-CC (GEA Mobile Minor). 800mm dia drying chamber with 60° cone. Max inlet temperature 200°C. Max outlet temperature 120°C. Evaporation ...

    Red Bank, NJ
  • GEA Mobile Minor MM-CC Spray

    GEA Mobile Minor MM-CC Spray Dryer – 316 SS, 1–5 kg/hr, Built 2021

    • Manufacturer: GEA

    53984001 Used GEA Spray Dryer, Model Mobile Minor MM-CC. 1-5 kg/hr evaporation rate; 100 kg/hr @ 200C inlet air drying rate; 316 stainless steel; 31.5" (800mm) diameter drying chamber with 60 degree cone; 200 deg...

    Belvidere, IL
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    GEA MM-PSR Spray Dryer

    GEA MM-PSR Spray Dryer

    • Manufacturer: GEA

    GEA MM-PSR Spray Dryer Used GEA Mobile Minor Spray Dryer, Model MM-PSR, stainless steel construction, 0.8 meter diameter chamber, GEA Niro nozzle atomixer, cone bottom, with top expansion chamber, with inlet HEPA...

    Cleveland, OH

Overview

Spray dryers convert liquid feeds into dry powders or granules by atomizing the liquid into a hot drying gas. Common in food, pharmaceutical, chemical and detergent production, a spray dryer includes an atomizer or nozzle, drying chamber, particle separation (cyclone or baghouse) and a heating system. Buyers evaluate throughput, inlet/outlet temperatures, atomizer type, material construction, CIP/GMP features and automation when selecting new or used equipment.

FAQ

What should I inspect when buying a used spray dryer?

Check the atomizer (rotor/nozzle wear), drive motors, seals, control panel, insulation, chamber corrosion, cyclone/baghouse condition, spare parts availability and process history (what was dried). Ask for maintenance records and any certificates for hygiene or hazardous-product use.

How is a spray dryer safely shipped and installed?

Large spray dryers often require partial disassembly, cleaning (CIP and removal of residues), heavy rigging and a certified transporter. Confirm weights and lifting points, secure electrical and control components, and plan for reassembly, alignment and commissioning at site.

What routine maintenance keeps a spray dryer reliable?

Regularly inspect and replace atomizer bearings and nozzles, check heating system and burners, clean separators and filters, monitor seals and instrumentation, verify CIP systems and perform corrosion checks. Follow manufacturer schedules for lubrication, belt and motor servicing.