2-Stage Separator
Compress wet fiber sliding off from an 8ft x 8ft Sloped Screen Separator for further reduction of the moisture content in the solids.
Compress wet fiber sliding off from an 8ft x 8ft Sloped Screen Separator for further reduction of the moisture content in the solids.
Compress wet fiber sliding off from an 8ft x 8ft Sloped Screen Separator for further reduction of the moisture content in the solids.
The 2-Stage Separator is normally installed on a platform raised above a concrete dry pad. The wet fiber sliding off from the Screen is compressed between a 8 feet wide rubber roller and a stainless steel screen roller that allows remaining liquid to drain out. This process brings the solid output level to approximately 18% dry matter.
The separated liquid is rejected through an 8" (203 mm) gravity discharge while fiber is stacked on the concrete pad underneath.
Stands out from the other pumps because of its ability to provide both high performance pumping and high efficiency agitation.
The Regulator Tank consists of a large reservoir that holds in incoming manure and evenly gravity feeds the XPress with a constant flow rate.
An excellent tool for liquid recycling, fiber reclamation or limiting amount of fresh water required.
An excellent tool for liquid recycling, fiber reclamation or limiting amount of fresh water required.
Reliable and efficient, the Vertical Dewaterer combined with the XPress, is what you need to process a high volume of manure.
The Xpress distinguishes itself from other manure separation system by its ability to compress manure fiber without altering the fiber integrity. The Xpress’s fiber quality limits the amount of fiber becoming airborne as well as the amount of fiber sticking to the cow teats. The fiber resulting from these systems remains the best available comfort for your cows.
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