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The 1212 Hydrolyzer

by ANCO-EAGLIN

ANCO-EAGLIN was originally founded in October 1902 as The Allbright-Nell

Company, a producer of cottonseed oil/beef fat/stearine compounds. By the 1920s,

the company, now known as ANCO, expanded its line to include soap-making and

canning equipment and varometric condensers. Over the next several decades,

ANCO continued its emphasis on automated innovations for the rendering

industry, including the rst complete resin depilatory system, the bacon press, the

hydramatic slicer, automated blow tank systems and hydraulic piston-type pumps

for batch cookers and the continuous hydrolyzer. ANCO also made great strides

in improving the efciency of systems governing air and water pollution control

and heat recovery.

In August of 1993, we purchased the ANCO

equipment line, which had been

owned by two other companies since 1977, and reformed under the name ANCO-

EAGLIN, Inc. in Greensboro, North Carolina. Since then, we have increased

the number of cookers, introduced a newly designed crax-press, increased our

inventory of ANCO-related replacement parts and doubled the size and production

capabilities of our Greensboro manufacturing facility. Today, ANCO-EAGLIN’s

primary goal is to provide you with superior quality, service and workmanship.

ANCO-EAGLIN: Built On Innovation

Summary of content (4 pages)

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The 1212 Hydrolyzer by ANCO-EAGLIN ANCO-EAGLIN: Built On Innovation ANCO-EAGLIN was originally founded in October 1902 as The Allbright-Nell Company, a producer of cottonseed oil/beef fat/stearine compounds. By the 1920s, the company, now known as ANCO, expanded its line to include soap-making and canning equipment and varometric condensers.
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The 1212 Hydrolyzer The History of the Hydrolyzer ANCO originated continuous hydrolyzer technology and was the first company to patent the process. The first continuous hydrolyzer was installed at Southern Rendering in Little Rock, Arkansas, in the mid-1960s. Today, ANCO Continuous Hydrolyzers are a preferred choice of rendering customers throughout the world. With slight modifications, the ANCO Continuous Hydrolyzer can also be used for waste sterilization and corn-stalk processing.
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Touch Screen Control Panel ANCO can provide additional PLC integration and optional, stateof-the-art Touch Screen technology: • Easily integrates with all major brands of PLC’s including Allen-Bradley, Modicon and many others • Features an Ethernet connection which allows the manager or key personnel to monitor the system via an IP web address New Infeed Gearbox • Upgraded to handle double the thrust-carrying load • Increases torque by 50% • Now available with an optional oil filtration system for use in
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1212 Feeder Positions Infeed at bottom position Feeder position 1 Feeder position 2 Feeder position 3 1212 Continuous Hydrolyzer Specifications Model Capacity PPH/KGPH H FT/M L1 FT/M L2 FT/M W FT/M Weight LBS/KGS Horsepower Feeder/Agitator 1212-05 5,000/2,268 10/3.0 12/3.7 20/6.1 7/2.1 18,000/8,165 40/15 1212-10 10,000/4,536 10/3.0 16/4.9 24/7.3 7/2.1 22,000/12,700 50/15 1212-15 15,000/6,804 10/3.0 16/4.9 25/7.6 8/2.5 28,000/12,700 60/20 1212-30 30,000/13,608 12/3.