The FSM Filter Screen eliminates operational disruptions caused by fibrous and other inorganic material. Depending on the perforated panel, the screened material is 3 to 5 times greater compared to a bar screen with an opening of 20 mm.

Influent to the drum is controlled by means of various inlet pipe designs, based on the type of material processed and flow rate required, which distribute the influent over a large area of the drum to ensure efficient use of the drum open area.

Suitable for treating flow rates up to 50 mgd per screen, the in channel perforated rotary drum screens are used to improve the suspended solids capture rate in wastewater treatment plants from the typical 10-20% range of course bar screens to the 60-80% range.

The FSM Multi-Rake Bar Screen was developed to solve the most demanding problems associated with wastewater pre-treatment. FSM improved the basic design of conventional bar screens to offer a unique product to meet the ever increasing process needs of end users.

The FSM wash compactor is synonymous with hygienic and efficient handling of screenings. Screening disposal is a cost factor for every installation; wet screenings are heavy and increase disposal costs.

Waste Tech has been directly involved in the design, manufacture, supply, start up and testing of the XGT vortex grit removal technology since 1984.

The highly reliable Traveling Grit & Grease Bridge is available in a variety of designs to meet plant specific needs. Kusters Water is the leader in Traveling Grit & Grease Bridge technology.

The FSM grit washer was developed with two aims in mind: To achieve a very high separation performance of the finest grit particles and to achieve grit with < 3% total volatile solids.

The Waste Tech CSO screen is designed with 4 mm mechanically cleaned bar spacings to prevent floatables bypassing the screen and retaining the solids which pass on to the wastewater treatment plant. This low cost, low maintenance CSO screen is a guaranteed solution to pollution of our waterways, rivers, canals, streams, and lakes.

The “intelligent” grit chamber automatically adjusts the available settling area to the incoming flow, and thus achieves optimum grit separation at all flow rates, while eliminating situations where more sludge than grit is removed at reduced influent rates.

Hi-Tech offers a complete line of factory built static screens. Every screen is designed to provide trouble free liquid separation.

The Hi-Tech HTCP unit provides a total headworks solution for small and large facilities. The raw influent flow undergoes a series of pre-treatment processes including: Fine Screening, grit collection, grease collection and conveying.

Kusters Water offers a complete line of in channel or in-tank screening systems. Each unit utilizes a perforated plate or v-wire screen section to effectively remove unwanted solids and debris from the influent.

Double flow, vertical, perforated opening, 2mm – 12mm for flows up to 100 mgd at channel heights up to 65 feet.

3/16” to 4” openings. Up to 12 ft wide and 75 ft deep channels. 304 and 316 stainless steel materials of construction. Pin Rack or Gear Rack Design.

All sizes available with 3mm to 6mm openings. Current design with positive eccentric drive, replaceable lamellas and special wear resistance shoes to minimize grit abrasion at bottom of screen plates.

We have a wide range of screens that can be used for screening sludge.

Kusters Water Grit Classifiers utilize carefully sized settling hoppers to provide accurate surface settling rates. The hopper is attached to a discharge screw assembly to remove the settled and washed grit.

Kusters Water Grit Collectors are available in sizes ranging from 8 ft to 40 ft in diameter.

Each Kusters Water septage receiving station includes a receiving tank and inlet hopper incorporating a perforated linear screen (optional) with a combined cleaning and compaction screw, and more...