SS Wedge Wire Wrapped Screen Tube

 Product Details

SS wedge wire wrapped screen tube is a mechanical self-cleaning device that was developed to meet the growing need and demand for an efficient and economical method of removing suspended solids from mixed liquid streams. The continuous and self-cleaning effect of the rotating screens makes it possible to use higher flow capacities than those of any other type of screen thus resulting in substantial savings with respect to both investment and maintenance.

Wrapped screen tubes can be used for conventional filtration, outside-in and reverse filtration, inside-out. The fine wire typically used maximizes the open area. Various fitting options are available with cartridges to help incorporate it into almost any process.

SS Wedge Wire Wrapped Screen Tube




Application of SS Wedge Wire Wrapped Screen Tube

The wedge wire wrapped screen tubes are mainly used for the water-treatment, water well drilling, oil well drilling, mineral processing, coal-cleaning plant, sewage treatment and other industries, water, oil or gas filter, and other filtration equipment.

SS Wedge Wire Wrapped Screen Tube


Specifications of SS Wedge Wire Wrapped Screen Tube:

MaterialSS304, SS304L, SS316, SS316L, SS321, Duplex, Hastelloy, etc
OD Range19mm-2000mm
ID Range13mm-1981mm
Length RangeUp to 6000 mm
Slot Range20 micron to 3000 microns (Tolerance:+-5 micron)
Wedge Wire0.5x1.50.75x1.51x21.5*22x32*43*5
Support Rod1.5x2.5
2x3		1.5x2.5
2x3		1.5x2.5
2x3		1.8*2.5
2x3		2x3
2x4
3x5
3x6
3x10
4x7		2x4
3x5
3x6
3x10
4x7
5x6		3x5
3x6
3x10
4x7
5x6
5x8
End FinishingThread fitting, Flange, Closed Plated, Resistance welded closed plate, Metal Ring, etc
NoteCustomized According To Requirement


The different Filtering direction for Wedge Wire Wrapped Screen Tube:

Filtering direction for Wedge Wire Wrapped Screen Tube

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