Electric cream separator milky FJ90

We are pleased to introduce the new Milky FJ 90 HAP – the upgraded generation of our trusted manual cream separator, the FJ 85 HAP. Featuring an improved bowl with 13 separator discs instead of 11, the new model offers enhanced separation efficiency and even more consistent performance.

The good price and quality make the manual cream separator Milky FJ 90 a great choice for small farms. It will help you produce cream, sour cream, and low-fat milk when you have limited access to electricity. With this hand-driven cream separator, you can produce between 90-100 liters (21.1-26.4 gallons) of milk per hour, making this the perfect machine for your everyday needs. 

This modern hand-operated milk separator Milky FJ 90,  is a perfect solution for small farms and small dairy shops, even during blackouts! 
The various types of milk, such as milk of cows, sheep, goats, and camels, are equally suitable for separation with this hand-crank cream separator. Its body is made of steel, while other parts are made of aluminum.

This model stands out from cream separators of other brands thanks to several key advantages, such as anodized aluminum discs inside the drum and highly durable, premium-grade polycarbonate components.
By “anodized discs,” we refer to aluminum discs that are coated with a special protective oxide layer of approximately 14 micrometers. This layer prevents the aluminum from reacting with the acidity of milk and significantly reduces direct contact between the metal and the product.
The aluminum drum and internal discs are therefore anodized, meaning they are protected by a stable oxide coating that helps prevent oxidation and corrosion. As a result, anodized aluminum is widely used in food-processing equipment, as it offers much greater durability and chemical resistance compared to untreated aluminum.

WARNING! This model is hand-operated. Before the usage and commencing the separation procedure, it is essential to pour in 200 ml of industrial oil. This will prevent premature wear and tear of the equipment’s internal parts.