Filtering equipment
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MM-2 Horizontal Filter Screw Press – ARAI MACHINERY CORPORATION
Cleaning Equipment, Filtering equipment, Industrial MachineryMM-2 Horizontal Filter Screw Press – ARAI MACHINERY CORPORATION
The “Dream” continuous solid-liquid separation filtration has come true through ARAI’s advanced triangular filter and screw transfer technology.
In the year of 2004, awarded The 7th Excellent Food Machinery And Material Prize (Machinery Section) sponsored by Nihon Shokuryo Shimbun (The Japan Food Journal).
The totally-enclosed structure prevents the filtered liquid from acid deterioration and mixing-in of venomous fungi.SKU: n/a - Cleaning Equipment, Filtering equipment, Industrial Machinery
MM-2 Ultra-Refiner / Super-Finisher – ARAI MACHINERY CORPORATION
Cleaning Equipment, Filtering equipment, Industrial MachineryMM-2 Ultra-Refiner / Super-Finisher – ARAI MACHINERY CORPORATION
Back-straining & De-foaming without “High speed spinning” and “Vacuum”
Newest and specialty models of MM-2 Horizontal Filter Screw Press adapted for particular use of back straining.
High presicion back-straining using 30 μm slit element and simultaneous de-foaming (or foam decreasing) enhance the quality of products and improve the fluidity of the material at time of filling work.SKU: n/a - Cleaning Equipment, Filtering equipment, Industrial Machinery
W-CELL Filter – ARAI MACHINERY CORPORATION
Are you looking for a Commercial filtering equipment product?
When selecting Commercial filtering equipment for your company’s needs, there are several important points to consider during the comparison and evaluation process.
1. Filtration Capacity and Flow Rate
Check the filtration capacity and flow rate of the equipment to ensure it can handle your required volume of liquid or air.
2. Filtration Efficiency
Evaluate the filtration efficiency of the equipment, usually expressed as a percentage, to ensure it meets the required level of particle or contaminant removal.
3. Filtration Media
Assess the type and quality of filtration media used in the equipment, such as cartridges, bags, or membranes, to determine their suitability for your specific application.
4. Maintenance and Cleaning
Consider the ease of maintenance and cleaning requirements of the equipment to minimize downtime and ensure optimal performance.
5. Pressure Drop
Check the pressure drop across the filter to ensure it does not negatively impact the overall system’s efficiency.
6. Compatibility
Ensure that the commercial filtering equipment is compatible with the fluid or gas being filtered and that it can handle any potentially corrosive or aggressive substances.
7. Footprint and Space Requirements
Consider the size and footprint of the equipment, especially if space is limited in your manufacturing facility.
8. Construction and Durability
Evaluate the materials and construction of the equipment to ensure it is robust and durable for long-term use.
9. Certification and Compliance
Check if the commercial filtering equipment complies with relevant industry standards and certifications, especially if it is used in regulated industries.
10. Cost and ROI
Consider the initial cost of the equipment and weigh it against its performance, efficiency, and potential savings in terms of maintenance and replacement.