Solid-Liquid Separation Equipment
Precision Filter
In wastewater treatment plant 'Grade 1B to Grade 1A upgrading', reclaimed water reuse, and industrial wastewater pretreatment, traditional sand filtration has limited interception of fine suspended solids (10–200 μm range), occupies a large footprint, and consumes significant water for backwashing. The JC FRANCE INDUSTRIE precision filter features a '316L stainless steel rotary drum screen + inside-out filtration + outside-in automatic backwash' as its core, operating continuously with minimal head loss. It is a high-efficiency microfiltration equipment for advanced removal of non-dissolved suspended particles (different from gravity-type valveless sand filtration in mechanism, belonging to surface microfiltration).
Inclined Screen Filter
Wastewater from aquaculture, slaughterhouses, starch production, papermaking, and other industries often contains large amounts of coarse suspended solids, fibers, and debris. If such wastewater directly enters biological treatment or fine filtration equipment, it can easily clog screens, accumulate sludge, and increase chemical consumption. The inclined screen filter uses a single inclined stainless steel screen to efficiently separate large particulate solids from liquid by gravity flow—simple in structure, virtually no power consumption, and high capacity per unit—making it a classic first choice for front-end pretreatment and solid-liquid separation.
Grit & Water Separator
The grit chamber intercepts inorganic particles such as sand and stone chips from the influent, but what is discharged is often a "grit-water mixture"—if transported directly, it has high moisture content, large volume, and is prone to putrefaction and odor due to entrained organic matter. The Grit & Water Separator is designed specifically for this purpose, efficiently separating the grit-water mixture discharged from the grit chamber into clean, low-moisture grit and reusable clear water, making the grit discharge process clean, reduced in volume, and odor-free.
Microscreen Filter
In wastewater upgrading, reclaimed water reuse, and water plant purification, it is often necessary to stably intercept fine suspended solids in the 10–200 μm range—sand filtration requires a large footprint, and inclined screens lack sufficient precision. The rotating drum microscreen filter uses a rotating stainless steel filter mesh to achieve "inside-out filtration + outside-in automatic backwash" by hydraulic means. It operates continuously with extremely low water loss, making it an efficient choice for fine suspended solids polishing.