The Screen Tube, also known as a Wedge Wire Screen Tube or Cylindrical Filter, is a durable and efficient filtration component used for solid-liquid separation, dewatering, and particle retention across various industries. It is constructed from stainless steel wedge-shaped wires wrapped around support rods to form a cylindrical structure. The precise spacing between the wires creates uniform slot openings, allowing for efficient filtration while preventing clogging.

These screen tubes are widely used in water treatment, mining, oil & gas, food processing, and chemical industries for applications such as well screens, dewatering filters, strainers, and separators.

✅ Key Features:

1. High-Strength Construction – Made from stainless steel for maximum durability and corrosion resistance.
2. Precise Slot Openings – Customizable slot sizes to meet specific filtration needs, ranging from 0.1mm to 10mm.
3. Self-Cleaning Design – The wedge wire structure minimizes clogging and improves flow rates.
4. Versatile Applications – Suitable for both industrial filtration and well-screen applications.
5. Easy Installation and Maintenance – Lightweight, with minimal maintenance requirements.

✅ Applications:

• Water Wells and Boreholes – As well screens for groundwater extraction.
• Mining and Mineral Processing – For dewatering and separating solids.
• Oil & Gas Industry – Used in downhole filtration and sand control systems.
• Food & Beverage Industry – For straining liquids and removing impurities in food processing.
• Chemical Processing – For solid-liquid separation in harsh chemical environments.

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✅ Benefits:

• Efficient Filtration – Removes unwanted particles while maintaining high flow rates.
• Long Lifespan – Corrosion-resistant materials ensure a long service life, even in harsh environments.
• Customizable Design – Available in various sizes, materials, and slot openings to meet specific industrial needs.
• Low Maintenance – The self-cleaning properties reduce downtime and maintenance costs.