Assembly and disassembly work takes about half a day! A movable evaporation concentration device that can be processed with energy efficiency.
The "SASAKURA Mobile Evaporator" is a movable evaporation concentration device that can be transported by container trailer. It can be used in the necessary location at the necessary time, and assembly and disassembly take about half a day. Equipped with a heat pump, it allows for energy-efficient processing. 【Features】 ■ Concentration device can be used in the necessary location at the necessary time ■ Transportable by container trailer ■ Assembly and disassembly of the concentration device take about half a day ■ Energy-efficient processing due to the heat pump *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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【Specifications】 ■Model: VVCC-40 type ■Evaporation Rate (Ton/Day): 40 ■Electric Power (kW): 98 / 186 (Consumption/Rating) ■Instrument Air (NL/min): 100 ■Clean Water (kg/hr): 10 ■Equipment Dimensions (W×L×H: m): 2.5×6.1×5.9 (20ft container stacked two high) ■Dry Weight (Ton): 23 ■Operating Weight (Ton): 24.5 *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Since its establishment, our company has been dedicated to being a technology development-oriented enterprise, driven by a strong engineering focus and a bold pioneering spirit. We promote research and development from a global perspective in areas such as marine equipment, seawater desalination plants, air-cooled heat exchangers, and environmental conservation equipment. Building on the vast technical know-how accumulated through years of experience in design, manufacturing, construction, and quality control, we strive for further technological innovation and aim to develop new products that meet the demands of the times.
