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The wedge wire screens are the primary filtration barrier against sediment, debris, and biological contaminants in riverbank filtration systems.  Riverbank filtration relies on the natural filtration capacity of riverbanks and subsoil as river water infiltrates and percolates through sediment layers. To harness this process effectively, intake screens are installed at strategic locations, typically near infiltration wells or galleries. Wedge wire screens, particularly those manufactured from stainless steel 304 or 316L, are ideal for such applications due to their: ✔ Corrosion resistance in natural water environments ✔ Precise slot openings (commonly 0.2 mm to 1.0 mm) for controlled filtration ✔ High open area, maximizing water throughput while minimizing clogging ✔ Non-clogging V-wire design, which ensures continuous and uninterrupted flow These characteristics make wedge wire screens highly durable and low-maintenance, even under challenging riverbank and groundwater conditions....

Selecting the right vessel internals, especially hub and lateral distributor systems , is essential for maintaining efficient and durable ion exchange operations in water treatment, chemical processing, and industrial systems. What Is a Hub & Lateral Assembly? A hub and lateral system , also known as a lateral assembly or water distributor and collector, features a central hub connected to multiple wedge wire screen laterals. Installed at the top, bottom, or middle of a pressure vessel, it ensures even flow distribution and collection across the resin bed, preventing channeling and enhancing ion exchange efficiency. Built with stainless steel (SS304, SS316, SS316L) and wedge wire or Vee wire screens , these lateral assemblies withstand high pressure, resist corrosion, and deliver long service life. Why Invest in Quality Ion Exchange Lateral Assemblies ? • Uniform Flow & Reduced Channeling Balanced distribution improves resin utilization and reduces bypass or untreated zones. •...

A rotary drum screen filter is a mechanical filtration device designed to remove coarse and fine solids from wastewater. It consists of a rotating cylindrical drum constructed from either wedge wire or perforated steel, through which water flows while solid particles are captured on the outer surface. This screening process allows for continuous operation, where solids are collected and discharged while filtered water passes through to the next treatment stage. The system is equipped with automatic self-cleaning mechanisms that reduce the need for manual maintenance and prevent clogging. Why Rotary Drum Screens Are Used in Wastewater Treatment Plants Rotary drum screens serve as the first line of defense in wastewater treatment. Their main function is to separate non-biodegradable solids, such as plastics, rags, hair, and sludge particles before the water enters biological or chemical treatment zones. This pre-treatment screening significantly reduces the load on aeration tanks, cla...

A static screen is a non-powered filtration device that relies on gravity and flow rate to separate solids from liquids. It typically consists of a wedge wire panel mounted at an angle, usually between 45° and 60°, allowing water to flow downward. At the same time, solids are trapped and slide off into a collection bin.  This type of screen is sometimes referred to as a DSM screen , sieve bend screen , or parabolic screen , depending on the specific design. The wedge wire static screen filter is essential for efficient solids separation in modern wastewater treatment processes. How Does a Wastewater Treatment Static Screen Work? Wastewater enters the screen chamber and flows over a curved wedge wire screen surface. As the liquid flows through the slots (available in different slot sizes, typically from 0.25mm to 1.0mm), solids such as sludge, fibers, and debris are retained on the surface. Gravity causes these retained particles to slide off the screen and into a discharge chut...

In modern industrial processes, filtration efficiency, durability, and precision engineering are critical. That’s why leading industries worldwide rely on wedge wire screens for high-performance filtration and separation. As a trusted wedge wire screen manufacturer and supplier in China, YUBO Filtration delivers expertly crafted, application-specific wedge wire products to clients across water treatment, mining, food processing, and chemical processing sectors. Why Global Buyers Trust YUBO Filtration Backed by over a decade of manufacturing experience and a global footprint, YUBO Filtration offers: ✔ Direct factory pricing with zero intermediaries ✔ Tailored engineering for OEM and custom filtration needs ✔ Certified materials like SS304, SS316L, and duplex stainless steels ✔ ISO 9001:2015 compliant production standards ✔ Export-ready logistics with on-time delivery What Are Wedge Wire Screens? Wedge wire screens , also known as V-wire screens , are precision-engineered filtering elem...

A temporary inline strainer , often crafted from 304 or 316L stainless steel, is a cost-efficient filtration device installed between flanges or pipe fittings. Unlike permanent strainers, it’s intended for intermittent use, typically during startup phases or after maintenance shutdowns, to remove weld slag, rust particles, sand, and other solids that could damage downstream equipment. A temporary inline stainless steel strainer is the preferred choice for short-term filtration needs during system commissioning, flushing, or testing.  These temporary strainers are commonly available in three primary configurations: Cone type (also known as a start-up cone strainer) Basket type Flat plate type Their simple design makes temporary strainers ideal for industries such as: Oil and gas Chemical processing Water treatment Power generation Desalination plant pipeline commissioning application Key Features and Benefits of Temporary Inline Stainless Steel Strainer 1. High-Quality Stainless St...

Wedge Wire Sieve Bend, DSM Static Screen - The Most Reliable and Low-Maintenance Solutions in Wastewater Treatment A sieve bend screen is a curved, gravity-fed filtration panel designed to separate solids from liquids without the use of moving parts or mechanical components. Also called a DSM static screen, this unit features a stainless steel frame with a curved wedge wire surface that allows water or liquid to pass through while effectively capturing and removing suspended solids. The combination of angled flow, curved geometry, and precise wedge wire slot openings ensures highly efficient screening, even for fine particles. This makes it an ideal choice for pre-treatment stages in a wide range of wastewater applications. The Role of Wedge Wire in Static Screens At the core of the sieve bend’s performance is wedge wire - a specially shaped stainless steel profile wire that forms the screen’s filtration surface. Unlike traditional mesh or perforated plates, wedge wire offers several ...

A Johnson screen , also known as a wedge wire screen , is often referred to as a V-wire screen or continuous slot screen. It is a type of filter composed of V-shaped stainless steel wire helically wound around support rods. This construction creates continuous slots that allow water or other fluids to pass through while keeping solid particles out. The Johnson screen features wedge-shaped wires mounted on support structures to create precise, uniform openings that resist clogging. The design supports high-pressure and high-temperature applications, making wedge wire ideal for industries that require dependable, low-maintenance filtration solutions. In the industrial filtration and water treatment world, Johnson screens and wedge wire screens have established themselves as the gold standard for durability, precision, and performance.  Whether you operate in mining, municipal water systems, food processing, or petrochemical industries, these components are engineered to deliver con...