Hand operated (manual) cream separators spin milk in a stainless steel bowl to separate cream from skim milk, without needing a powered dairy plant. They suit households, small farms, village milk centres and small dairy units with modest daily volumes. The models below can be turned by hand or driven by an electric motor, so you can keep separating when power is unreliable.
A hand operated cream separator is a centrifugal machine. Whole milk goes into the tank and the bowl spins. Cream leaves through one spout and skim milk through the other. In hand models you turn a handle to spin the bowl. Hand-cum models can also be run by an electric motor.
If you need a higher capacity or a motor-only machine, you can also browse our full range of milk cream separator machines.
| Hand operated | Hand-cum | Electric only | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Driven by | Crank handle | Crank handle or electric motor | Electric motor |
| Best for | Home use, very small volumes, no power | Small units that want hand or motor use | Regular daily volumes |
| Model | Operation | Confirmed details | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cream Separator 80 LPH Hand Cum | Hand or electric motor | Rated 60–80 L/hr; 5 L tank; 15–17 stainless steel discs; SS 304 bowl; 0.08 HP, 1425 RPM single-phase motor | View model |
| Cream Separator 165 LPH Hand Cum Electric | Hand or electric motor | SS 304 bowl; for small dairy farms and collection points where power varies | View model |
| Cream Separator 165 LPH Electric | Electric motor; hand operation also available | SS 304 bowl; for small dairy farms, rural milk collection units and startup processing centres | View model |
Choose the 80 LPH for household or very small daily volumes. Choose a 165 LPH model if you collect more milk each day. Send us your daily volume and we’ll recommend one.
See the installation guide for setup and the price guide for budgeting.
Yes. These models can be turned by hand, so they can still be used when power is unavailable. They can also be run by an electric motor when power is available.
Estimate your daily milk volume and how long you can run the machine. Choose a rated capacity that covers it, or send us your volume and we’ll suggest a model.
Hand operated models use a crank. Electric models use a motor and suit regular, larger volumes.
Price depends on capacity, drive type and bowl material. See the price guide or request a quote.
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Manufacturer in Rakanpur, Kalol, Gandhinagar, Gujarat, operating since 1980 and ISO 9001:2015 certified. We supply dairy equipment across India and export to 25+ countries.