A membrane squeeze filter press is a high-performance solid-liquid separation system designed to achieve maximum cake dryness and significantly shorter filtration cycles. By incorporating a flexible diaphragm plate, the system performs a secondary squeezing stage after initial filtration, reducing residual moisture and improving overall production efficiency.
Our systems are widely used in mining, chemical processing, pharmaceutical manufacturing, food and beverage production, pigment and dye industries, as well as municipal and industrial wastewater treatment.
| Membrane squeeze filter pressMateriale | High-grade stainless steel (304, 316L), carbon steel Q345 |
| Membrane squeeze filter pressFilter Plates Size | 250mm×250mm to 2000mm×2500mm |
| Membrane squeeze filter pressZona di filtraggio | 0.16m² to 1600m² |
| Membrane automatic filter pressTipo di alimentazione | Top feeding, center feeding, corner feeding |
| Membrane automatic filter pressFilter Plates Type | Membrane type, rubber membrane type |
| Membrane plate filter pressPressione del filtro | 0.6 MPa to 6.0 MPa |
| Membrane plate filter pressTemperatura di filtrazione | -40℃ to 120℃ |
| Membrane plate filter pressSistema idraulico | Manual, semi-automatic, or fully automatic options |
LONGONE offers fully customizable membrane squeeze filter press configurations, including filtration area, plate size, automation level, and material selection. Whether you require higher capacity or extremely low cake moisture, our engineering team provides tailored solutions based on your slurry properties and production targets.
If your plant demands lower cake moisture, faster production cycles, and higher operational efficiency, a membrane squeeze filter press is the ideal upgrade from conventional chamber systems.
Contact LONGONE today for a customized solution and detailed technical proposal.
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