Western Precipitation P-68298-A

Ingalls #0703- Avail. conf. 4/18/08AEC $27500 less 15% ($19K net 3/30/00)(New set of screws - approx $80K) Screws- Less 15%Built for steam Trough5/27/08 - per Ingalls - Here is all the details on the Holoflite. Mark will do the pressure check for $200.I will pay Arnold Equipment. $2500 commission on sale.I will keep you posted of any changes.5/23/08 - email from customer 16484 to Ingalls - per our phone conversation this afternoon. Bil Jac intends to purchase the holoflite i reviewed this week for $25200 pending the following conditions: Successful product test to be completed May 30 2008 I will notify you upon my return. Successful pressure test of the machine per name plate values. To be completed by you. Right to return if unable to assemble and run machine properly. This right to return for refund to expire 30 days from pick up date.We will strive to pick up week of june 2. Bil Jac responsible for all shipping costs and any modification made to machine. Ingalls to load equipment included in cost. let me know if i have missed anything. 5/2/08 - registered cust #164846/9/05 - Dear Jim (Moller)I have attached the photo you requested.I believe Western Precipitation was acquired by Zvedala who is now represented byMetso Minerals. In my notes I have a contact named Paul Heaton at 570-271-7753.He may be able to help you determine whether or not the steam screws will workfor cooling water.As for the drive I was informed that the typical RPM output on these machines is around 3 or 4 thus it needs to be geared way down. The motor should only be 3 to 5 HP.I am not sure about the rotary unions being Joy Rotary Seals. - don't know one way or the other.6/9/05 - JIM MOLLER - QUESTIONS ON HOLOFLITE PROCESSORS - WESTERN PRECIPITATION (INGALLS) - $27500.00* WILL THE SCREWS WORK FOR COOLING WATER.ROTARY UNIONS - JOY ROTARY SEALS?? NEEDS TO BE GEAR REDUCED WAY DOWN - TYPICAL RPMS ON THAT MACHINE IS 3 OR 4.DRIVE SHOULD ONLY BE A 3 TO 5 HP.SEND THE PHOTO OF THE SPROCKETS MISC. PARTS ETC.ZEVALDA - METSO MINERALS.9/26 - cust #19151 questions: Is it setup for hot oil? What are the dimensions? (forwarded to vendor) 9/29 - per vendor:Yes it is still available. - It is set up for steam.- What dimensions do you want? The screws are 16 in. x 20 ft. not including the shafts. 3/22/04 - Cust #20719 Question - I was considering buying a 60 cu ft rotary vacuum dryer in which we would dry a slurry in a batch process. How does the drying take place in a unit like your item 2320? Is it a continuous process with wet material coming in one side and dry material coming out the other? 4/5 - to vendor4/8 - per vendor - It is a continuous process He is correct wet in dry out the other end.I would say the difference in the two units is batch - continuous.Batch- dump one big pile in all at once.Continuous- feed in smaller quantity continously.