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wedge wire arch screen for paper pulp

A wedge wire arch screen is a curved wedge wire screen. The dewatering capacity of the wedge wire arch screen such as the sieve bend can be greatly increased by tilting the wedge wires.  Wedge wire arch screens are the best choice for fiber separation in the pulp and paper industry. Wedge wire technology provides maximum throughput, reduced pressure drop across the screen, and high screening and dewatering efficiency, making it ideal for the paper industry. Characteristics of wedge wire arch screen for paper pulp ▪ Durable Construction: Made from high-quality stainless steel, our wedge wire arch screen is built to withstand the rigorous demands of pulp processing. ▪ Optimized Design: The unique wedge wire design offers exceptional strength and efficient screening capabilities. Its precise slot openings are tailored to specific pulp processing requirements, effectively separating impurities while maximizing pulp yield. ▪ Enhanced Efficiency: By effectively removing contaminants ...

Hydro Sieve Static Screen

Hydro Sieves are also called Hydra Sieves or Static Screens . Hydrosieves are manufactured with durable stainless steel material. The structure is a wedge wire screen . The wedge wire Hydro sieve is a simple, efficient, easy-to-maintain static screen dirt interception device. It is suitable for removing solid suspended impurities from low-concentration solutions. The advantages are as follows: No moving parts, no motor All stainless steel construction High operating efficiency Self-cleaning function, easy maintenance Quiet operation Select the Right Sizes of Hydro Sieve Contact us to custom design various types and specifications of Hydrosieves for liquid and solid separation! E-mail: sales@uboscreen.com Mobile: +86 157 3217 7595 WeChat: +86 15732177595 WhatsApp: 8613653285589 Work Principle of Hydra Sieve Its operation is based on the Coandă effect. The liquid being screened adheres to the sieve plate, distributing evenly, while solids are separated as the sewage accelerates downward...