Hydro Extractor V-Belt
Product Code : LSK-WM-10571
Hydro Extractor V-Belt (SKU LSK-WM-10571) is a centrifugal extractor that spins excess water out of washed or dyed yarn, cones and loose hank so they dry faster. It is used in textile wet-processing and laundry training, where students see how spinning cuts drying time. Science Lab Supplies ships this extractor from Ambala, India to textile institutes, vocational colleges, tender contractors and distributors.
Specifications
The extractor has a stainless steel basket with a top discharge opening, balanced both statically and dynamically to keep vibration and noise low. Its listing gives water extraction of up to 95% for polyester in about 10 minutes and up to 65% for cotton or viscose in about 15 minutes.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| SKU | LSK-WM-10571 |
| Type | Hydro extractor (centrifugal), V-belt model |
| Suitable loads | Yarn, cones, loose hank |
| Basket | Stainless steel, statically and dynamically balanced |
| Discharge | Top discharge opening |
| Extraction, polyester | Up to 95% in about 10 minutes |
| Extraction, cotton or viscose | Up to 65% in about 15 minutes |
| Supplied by | Science Lab Supplies, Ambala, India |
Applications and Experiments for the Hydro Extractor
Trainees load wet material, run a timed spin and compare weights before and after, which shows directly how fibre type affects water retention. The machine fits textile wet-processing and dyeing practicals, laundry operations training and TVET workshop equipment lists for textile institutes.
- Textile technology diplomas and degrees: de-watering yarn and hank after dyeing.
- Laundry operations and hospitality training: extraction between washing and drying.
- Fibre science practicals: comparing water retention of polyester with cotton or viscose.
Safety note: the basket spins at high speed. Load it evenly, keep the lid closed during the cycle and wait for the basket to stop fully before reaching in.
Standard Scope of Supply
The Hydro Extractor V-Belt is supplied as a single unit with its balanced stainless steel basket and top discharge opening. The listing names no further accessories, so the quotation confirms the basket size, drive and any optional items for the model offered.
Packing, MOQ and Lead Time
Request a quotation for one extractor or for a full wet-processing or laundry room. It will show the packing, delivery time and price for that quantity, and washers, tumblers or ironers can be added to the same enquiry.
Science Lab Supplies, a registered exporter holding an Importer-Exporter Code, can ship to buyers in Bangladesh, Zambia, Rwanda, South Africa, Qatar and Sri Lanka. Use the contact page for questions, the enquiry cart to list items, and the lab tender page for tender supply.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much water does the hydro extractor remove?
According to the listing, up to 95% for polyester in about 10 minutes and up to 65% for cotton or viscose in about 15 minutes.
Is the drive V-belt or direct drive?
The product name gives a V-belt drive, while the listing text also mentions a direct-drive design. The quotation will confirm the drive of the unit offered.
What materials can be extracted?
It is designed for yarn, cones and loose hank, and in training laundries is also used between washing and drying of textiles.
Who supplies the Hydro Extractor V-Belt?
Science Lab Supplies supplies it from Ambala, India, and quotes it alone or with washing, drying and pressing machines for institutes and tenders.
Related Laundry and Wet-Processing Machines
Extraction links washing to drying and finishing. These four machines cover the steps on each side of the extractor, so a textile or hospitality institute can plan the complete wet line and receive a single quotation for it.
- Industrial Washing Machine — washes the load before extraction.
- Fully SS Body Tumbler — dries textiles after spinning.
- Flat Work Ironer — presses flat linen straight from extraction.
- Electric Steam Boiler — steam source for the finishing area.
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Last updated: 25 September 2026
