For the solid-liquid separation and filtration of fine solids! Suitable for various industries including food (cornstarch, etc.), paper and pulp, chemicals (resins), algae, and for various wastewater and effluent treatment.
The "120° Pressure Box" is a product used for the separation of fine solids. The slurry is evenly distributed from a movable nozzle and pumped uniformly onto the wedge wire screen. Solids slide down to the bottom of the screen for further processing, while the liquid passes through the slots of the screen and is collected. 【Features】 ■ The two-stage screen replacement system allows for screen changes outside the box, significantly reducing work time. ■ The movable nozzle can be adjusted from the outside, and the flexible hose makes nozzle adjustment easy. ■ The process flow is evenly distributed, which can extend the screen's lifespan by up to 30%. ■ Food-grade seals and door clamps greatly reduce leaks. ■ Contributes to energy savings by reducing maintenance costs. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Features】 ■ Single/Double/Triple units ■ Extra-large door with inspection window for easy screen cleaning ■ Screen opening: 25μm to 10mm ■ Made of 316L stainless steel *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Applications】 ■ Food and Beverage: Fiber recovery, by-product recovery ■ Chemicals: Process water treatment, resin recovery ■ Pulp and Paper: White water treatment ■ Other wastewater / drainage treatment * For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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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.