SCREENMASTER® RT Rotary Drum Screen

The SCREENMASTER® RT internally fed rotary drum screen employs a rotating drum to provide effective fine screening of a variety of materials with a simple and reliable design. This unit employs a cylindrical screen constructed with perforated metal, wedge wire or filter cloth along with a weir system. As the material is fed into the unit’s inlet, it is distributed along the internal screen surfaces.

Features

  • Constructed for smooth operation
  • It is fully constructed in corrosion resistant stainless steel
  • Provided with internal as well as external high pressure nozzles
  • Direct gear drive is without pulleys or internal gears
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Description

As the drum rotates, the weir moves the solids along the screen length. The liquids are discharged out the unit’s bottom. The solids are conveyed to the unit discharge flange. The RT is provided in a choice of models with up to 60” diameter and drums up to 156” (4m) in length.

Options

The SCREENMASTER RT rotary drum screen is ruggedly constructed for smooth operation and long life. It is fully constructed in corrosion resistant T304 or T316 Stainless Steel. The RT is provided with a choice of screen openings from 500 x 500 micron (filter cloth) up to 6 mm perforations. The unit has a panel for easy access to the interior.

The unit is provided with internal as well as external high pressure nozzles to keep the screen clear. An optional brush assembly can be provided. Each unit is typically supplied with a PLC based control system housed in a NEMA 4X enclosure.

Design

The SCREENMASTER® RT rotary drum screen is designed to be simple to install and simple to maintain. The unit features a heavy stainless steel frame  designed for low vibration.  It slowly rotates on heavy duty rollers rated for a B10 life of 100,000 hours.

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