Screen

Screen screening plays a vital role in wastewater treatment by removing large solids at the initial stage, ensuring smooth downstream operations. A reliable screen helps protect pumps, aeration systems, and biological treatment units from blockages and excessive wear. With the right screening system in place, wastewater facilities benefit from reduced maintenance, higher operational efficiency, and longer equipment life. Whether mechanical screens offering automated continuous screening or manual screens designed for economical low-flow operations, the goal remains the same — to provide an efficient barrier against debris and safeguard the entire treatment process. A properly selected screen ensures uninterrupted flow, improved treatment performance, and long-term plant reliability.

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Applications

Municipal Sewage Treatment Plants (STP)
Industrial Effluent Treatment Plants (ETP)
Food & Beverage Industry
Slaughterhouses and Meat Processing Units
Dairy and Milk Processing Plants
Textile and Dyeing Industries
Paper & Pulp Industry
Chemical & Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
Oil Refineries and Petrochemical Plants
Metal and Electroplating Industry
Backup / Emergency Bypass Channels in wastewater facilities
Pre-treatment screening for pumping stations and aeration tanks
Screening before Membrane Bioreactors (MBR) and Bio-reactors
Screening for Sludge Handling and Dewatering Systems

Technical data

Mechanical Screens

Mechanical Screens are fully automated systems designed to remove large suspended solids without manual intervention. Ideal for medium to large-scale plants, these screens significantly reduce the load on pumps, aeration systems, and biological treatment stages.

Key Advantages:

Continuous and automated screening
High solids-handling capability
Low operating cost and reduced maintenance frequency

Protects downstream equipment and improves treatment reliability

Manual Screens

Manual Screens are simple, durable, and cost-effective screening devices designed for low-flow systems or emergency bypass applications. These screens require manual raking but deliver effective solid separation where automation is not required.