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A proper water resource recovery system is used to effectively and efficiently reclaim white water, heat, chemicals, and fiber from a variety of paper and pulp mill applications. Applications include deinking and recycling water clarification, primary and secondary effluent clarification, approach flow processing, and any application requiring separation of water from fiber or other suspended solids.
DNT™ Pulp Washing Thickener

DNT™ Pulp Washing Thickener

The DNT pulp washing thickener is a high-speed double nip thickening machine, using a synthetic wire for the most efficient removal of small ink particles, fillers, and other contaminants smaller than 100 mm. The design is simple, compact, and offers high capacity with thorough washing.

Rotoflex™ Resource Recovery Strainer

Rotoflex™ Resource Recovery Strainer

The RotoFlex resource recovery strainer uses a unique, patented method of filter media cleaning to keep the filter medium open and to flush contaminants from the surface. The conical media hangs freely from the upper support ring and is not attached or in contact with any part of the strainer below the ring. As the feed flow from the distribution headers impact the media and the media rotates, the synthetic mesh flexes back and forth, shedding the fiber and debris without the aid of a cleaning shower or scraping device.

Tapered Screw Press

Tapered Screw Press

A cost-effective dewatering solution for a variety of pulps and fibers as well as industrial waste and sludge. Paper stock furnishes, vegetable and fruit pulps, wheats, grains, and commercial residues can be efficiently dewatered according to your exact application and purpose based upon desired feed, rate, concentration, moisture, and retention time.

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