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Static Screen Equipment Supplied In Denmark
6 equipment items found
Manufactured by:Marel Water Treatment B.V. based inBoxmeer, NETHERLANDS
The water enters the screen in an inlet compartment that overflows on one side on to the screen plate. A flow restrictor divides the water over the full width of the screen plate. In the upper part of the screen plate is almost parallel to the direction of the water. In this part the coarse material is left behind on the screen ...
Manufactured by:REKO Industrial Equipment B.V. based inStellendam, NETHERLANDS
Separation of solids from waste water and process water by means of a bended wedge wire ...
Manufactured by:SFA enviro - Europelec - Aquaturbo based inParis, FRANCE
The static screens are fed into a box at the rear of the machine. The effluents loaded with suspended matter are discharged overflowing over the entire width of the screen. This technology is regularly used in the paper industry because the principle is particularly well suited for the separation of fibrous particles. This solution is also used ...
Manufactured by:Noardling B.V. based inSneek, NETHERLANDS
A coarse bar screen is exposed to significant forces and is therefore engineered specifically for your project application. Its design is simple, robust, and highly functional, ensuring optimal cleaning performance. The Hubert static bar screen can be equipped with raking systems for efficient debris removal. Additionally, multiple ...
Manufactured by:REKO Industrial Equipment B.V. based inStellendam, NETHERLANDS
Separation of solids from waste water and process water by means of a bended wedge wire ...
Manufactured by:Noardling B.V. based inSneek, NETHERLANDS
The Hubert automated cable-operated trash rake gripper (also known as a screen cleaner) is designed for versatile use. It can be installed in front of multiple static bar screens or racks to directly remove debris from incoming flows. Additionally, it can be positioned behind multiple Hubert DAMRAN units to handle locally collected debris. ...
