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Hydro Screen / Static Screen

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Category: Wedge Wire Screen

Tags: #hydro, #screen, #static

Hydro Screens / Static Screens

Hydro screens, also referred to as Hydra Screens or Static Screens, are made of durable stainless steel. Their construction consists of a wedge wire screen.

The wedge wire hydro screen is a simple, effective, and easy-to-maintain static screen for debris prevention. It is suitable for removing suspended solids and foreign particles from low-concentration solutions.

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Advantages:

  • No moving parts, no motor

  • Entirely stainless steel construction

  • High operational efficiency

  • Self-cleaning function, easy maintenance

  • Quiet operation

Select the Right Size Hydro Screen

Model Length (L, mm) Width (W, mm) Height (H, mm) Inlet Outlet Drain
YLS600 600 1300 2000 DN100 DN125 DN50
YLS900 900 1300 2000 DN125 DN150 DN50
YLS1200 1200 1300 2000 DN150 DN200 DN65
YLS1800 1500 1300 2000 DN200 DN250 DN65
YLS2000 1800 1300 2000 DN250 DN300 DN65
YLS2400 2400 1300 2000 DN300 DN350 DN65

 

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Contact Us for Custom-Designed Hydro Screens

Get in touch with us for custom designs of hydro screens in various types and features, specifically tailored for liquid-solid separation.

Hydra Screen Operating Principle

The operation is based on the Coandă effect. The liquid to be filtered adheres to the screen plate and spreads evenly, while solids are separated as the flow accelerates downward. The filtered liquid collects at the bottom, ensuring an efficient and flawless process.

 

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Hydra Screen Applications

The Hydrasieve has a wide range of applications:

  1. Used in small industrial wastewater treatment to remove suspended solids, floating materials, sludge, and other solids in industries such as pulp and paper, cutting, leather, sugar production, food processing, textiles, printing and dyeing, petrochemicals, and more.

  2. Used in pulp and paper, alcohol, starch, food processing, and other industries for screening or recycling fibers, residues, and other valuable materials.