Description

Turbo separator screens are filtering elements that separate materials in a mixture by density and size. Perforated and rotary-rotor types are available in our product range. Directly influencing turbo separator efficiency, the screen design optimises material flow through the right hole diameter and geometry, maximising separation quality.

Working Principles

Turbo separator screens separate the materials in a mixture by density and size. The perforated structure lets particles of the desired size pass through the screen while oversize, unwanted contaminants are removed from the system. In rotary-rotor models, the moving structure keeps the screen surface continuously clean and guarantees clog-free operation.

Screen Types

Two main screen types are available in our range to suit different process needs:

  • Perforated Screen: Precise filtering with a fixed structure and engineered hole geometry.
  • Rotary-Rotor Screen: A moving rotor structure for continuous flow and clog prevention.

Key Features

  • Density & Size Separation: Effectively separates the materials in a mixture by different criteria.
  • Two Type Options: Perforated and rotary-rotor designs to match different process needs.
  • Effective Filtering: Directly improves the separation quality of the turbo separator system.
  • System Compatibility: A design that integrates with different turbo separator models.
  • Anti-Clogging Structure: Continuous, uninterrupted flow in rotary-rotor models.

Why ENMAK Makina

With perforated and rotary-rotor options in our range, ENMAK Makina turbo separator screens deliver high-efficiency separation by density and size. Directly improving the performance of your turbo separator systems, ENMAK Makina screen solutions stand beside you with dependable engineering experience and quality manufacturing.

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