DEWATERING SCREENS

Dewatering screens are screens capable of capturing fine products up to 150 microns thanks to their hydrocyclone and reverse incline operation. They are used to filter the water from the wet material coming from spiral, bucket and similar washers, and also to filter the water from wet materials ranging from 5 to 42 sizes fed to vertical shaft crushers. With fine mesh spacing and vibration evenly distributed across the body, the accumulated sand on the screen surface progresses downward without settling, resulting in loss-free and low-moisture product yield. This prevents fine sand from filling up water pools used in washing plants significantly contributing to operational costs. They require minimal maintenance. Polyurethane screen panels on the special steel cage are highly resistant to wearing. The moisture content of the product from the screens ranges from 11% to 18%. Dewatering screens with capacities ranging from 15 tons/hour to 250 tons/hour are available. In order to obtain high-quality products, dewatering screens are particularly preferred in sand washing plants, chrome concentrate plants, and copper and iron mining facilities.