Vogelsang is set to launch an even larger version of the XSplit screw press separator. The XSplit XS30-80 offers a throughput of up to 175 cubic metres per hour, making it the most powerful XSplit in the range.
“The new XS30-80 has been developed for larger farms and biogas operations to enable high volumes of slurry and digestate to be processed faster and more efficiently,” explains Vogelsang’s Andy Hayhurst.
The XS30-80 joins the existing range of XSplit separators which includes both fixed and trailer mounted models and the XSplit Compact.
“We now have an XSplit to fit all farm sizes. The Compact is firmly aimed at smaller farms and offers flexibility at an entry level price. The XSplit can be fixed or provided on a purpose-built trailer for contractors and farms with multiple sites and, with the addition of the XS30-80, we have a high output solution that will suit the largest UK farms,” says Mr Hayhurst.
The design of the XS30-80 features a modular, three-part sieve, making the new larger model easy to maintain because only the worn parts need to be replaced, rather than the whole separating unit.
Vogelsang’s VarioAdjust hydraulic adjustment system means the contact pressure can be easily adjusted during operation, enabling the operator to set the dry matter content more easily.
“The XSplit XS30-80 is the largest separator in this design and combines high performance with maintenance-friendly design. It therefore offers a powerful solution to users with very high volumes,” adds Mr Hayhurst.
To complement the new separators, Vogelsang is also launching the newly designed LoadMaster pump. The lightweight, compact design features a new, smoother running pump that is ideal for transport vehicles.
Vogelsang is also extending its pump range with the VX high output rotary lobe pump. The VX has a 15,000 litres per minute capacity, making it ideal for self-propelled machines. The integrated injection system reliably protects the pump against foreign bodies and ensures a service life that is up to 2.5 times longer than usual.
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