A processing mechanism that simultaneously performs solid-liquid separation and filtration, an excellent solution for wastewater treatment.
Utilizing the natural flow of water, simultaneous sedimentation and filtration are performed within the tank, achieving approximately half the installation area compared to conventional sedimentation tanks, while consistently providing stable and high-quality treated water through the upper filtration mechanism. "A revolutionary wastewater treatment device that simultaneously performs coagulation sedimentation and filtration." - Solid-liquid separation and filtration can be performed simultaneously. - Installation area is half that of conventional systems, making it space-saving equipment. - Installation period can be significantly shortened. - Easily accommodates expansions. - Capable of handling a wide range of fluctuations in water volume and quality. - Maintenance and inspections can be easily conducted.
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We offer models capable of handling flow rates from 2㎥/Hr to 65㎥/Hr.
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- Solid-liquid separation applications for wastewater treatment. - Filtration applications for wastewater treatment.
Company information
Since our establishment in 1954, we have handled all the necessary equipment for cosmetic factories, starting with emulsification devices, and including "pure water systems," "cosmetic filling machines," and "wastewater treatment facilities." In 1999, we became part of the Sanoyasu Group, and in April 2021, we merged with Sanoyasu Plant Engineering, which is also part of the same group. With a focus on three main businesses—"emulsification and stirring devices," "water treatment facilities," and "large tanks and steel structures"—we will further develop the technologies we have cultivated and support society in a wider range of fields.
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