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DEWATERING SCREEN

What is the Dewatering Screen?

In stone-crushing plants, the processing and classification stages of raw materials are essential for achieving high-quality end products. In this process, CrusherTech dewatering screens assist in effectively removing water from acquired sand. Following the washing process, sand typically contains a high incidence of water. However, this prolongs the storage phase and increases costs.

These units reduce the volume of fine materials sent to the settling pond, aiding existing operations and facilitating the recovery of fines. These equipment pieces are indispensable for providing cleanliness, quality, and sustainability in modern crushing plants.

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Advantages of Dewatering Screens

Efficient Water Removal: Dewatering screens reduce the moisture of the treated material to 10–15%. This accelerates material drying and hastens processing outcomes.

High Capacity: Dewatering screens have the capacity to effectively handle large quantities of material.

Quality Control: Dewatering screens are employed to ensure that materials conform to specific sizes and quality standards. This leads to the production of high-quality end products.

Minimal Maintenance Requirement: Modern dewatering screens are recognized for their low maintenance needs. Pumps and cyclones are covered with easy-to-replace modules for long life.

Flexibility: Dewatering screens can be flexibly utilized to process and classify materials of varying sizes. This adaptability caters to different projects and requirements.

Sustainability: By promoting water conservation, dewatering screens contribute to reduced environmental impact and support sustainable processing methods.

Technicial Specifications
Product Code
Screen Size (mm)
Number of Deck
Power (kW)
Vibration Rotation (rpm)
Weight (kg)
CDS-2040
2000x4000
8
2,8
1500
11000
CDS-1635
1600x3500
5,6
2x7,5
1500
8500
CDS-1530
1500x3000
4,5
2x4,5
1500
6500

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