Low pressure loss, less prone to clogging, and high strength. A "filter media selection criteria table" is also provided for product selection.
"Johnson Screen" is a high-strength, long-lasting metal filter made from stainless steel wire with a V-shaped cross-section and a smooth surface. Due to the small contact area with the particles being filtered, it experiences less clogging, and its filtration capacity can be easily restored through backwashing. Additionally, it has a large ratio of open area to screen surface area, resulting in low pressure loss. Opening widths can be selected from 0.025mm to 10mm to match the filtration target. It contributes to solving various issues in products such as filters, strainers, and filtration machines, including clogging, increased pressure loss, lifespan, and maintenance. 【Product Lineup】 ◎ Filters (Strainers) for water treatment and wastewater treatment ◎ Filters (Strainers) for filtration ◎ Filters (Strainers) for dewatering ◎ Filters (Strainers) for classification ◎ Filters (Strainers) for separation and concentration ◎ Filters (Strainers) for aeration and suction *We are currently offering "pressure loss charts" and "filter media selection condition tables" for selection purposes. Support for filter media selection is also available for those who wish. Please feel free to contact us.
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Johnson Screens was developed in 1904 by Edward E. Johnson Inc. in the United States as a water well collection screen. Due to its excellent structure and features, its value has been recognized not only for water wells but also for industrial applications, and it is used in a wide range of fields including nuclear power plants, food industry, oil refining, petrochemical industry, and wastewater treatment. It is also distributed under the names "wedge wire screen," "V wire screen," "profile wire screen," and "V slot screen." [Examples of Applications] ◎ Water treatment systems ◎ Food manufacturing ◎ Oil refining and petrochemical plants ◎ Oil and gas production ◎ Dewatering equipment ◎ Underground development ◎ Various mining ◎ Interior and exterior, etc. *For more details, please refer to the materials. Feel free to contact us with any inquiries.
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Johnson Screens Japan Co., Ltd. is the Japanese subsidiary of a global company that manufactures "Johnson Screens," which is highly regarded in various fields worldwide, including oil refining, petrochemicals, food processing, water treatment, and groundwater development. "Johnson Screens" was developed in 1904 by Edward E. Johnson (USA) as a water well collection screen and has been widely used in various industries around the world for over a century. Additionally, screens made from renewable metal materials processed with high technology have a long lifespan and high durability, earning them recognition as sustainable products. With the strong technological development capabilities and abundant human resources of our sister companies in the United States, France, Australia, and other countries, we aim to provide excellent products to more customers and contribute to industrial and environmental society through our products.
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