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Wedge Wire Screen Panels for Filtering

Wedge wire screen panels are a highly effective and efficient solution for filtering applications in various industries. These panels are made of high-quality stainless steel wires that are welded together to form a precise and uniform wedge-shaped profile. This unique design allows for superior filtration performance, high flow rates, and resistance to clogging and corrosion. Wedge wire screen panels are commonly used in the water treatment industry for filtering water, removing impurities and contaminants. They are also used in the chemical and pharmaceutical industries for filtering liquids and solids. These panels are easy to install and maintain, making them a cost-effective solution for any filtration application. With their exceptional durability and efficiency, wedge wire screen panels are the ideal choice for any industry that requires reliable and effective filtration.



There are various types of wedge wire screen panels, such as sieve bend screens, Stainless Steel False Bottom Lauter Tun Screens, Coanda Sieb Intake Screen Filters, wedge wire flat panel screens, etc. E-mail: sales@uboscreen.com



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