Membrane Filter Press ↗
For a filtration task where a separate membrane squeeze stage is worth evaluating. Confirm the benefit with your slurry.
BUILT AROUND YOUR FILTRATION TASK
Filter Presses, Plates & Cloths for Industrial Solid–Liquid Separation
Discuss your slurry, specify a new press, or send drawings for replacement plates and cloths.
NEW EQUIPMENTREPLACEMENT PARTSDEWATERING PROJECTS
THREE WAYS TO WORK WITH US
What are you looking for?
Choose the starting point that fits your purchase.
01 / EQUIPMENT
Filter press configuration example from the company brochure. 
Filter plate configuration shown in the company brochure. 
High-efficiency thickener, as labelled in the company brochure.
New Filter Presses ↗
Compare plate structures, squeeze stages and automation for your filtration task.
02 / CONSUMABLESReplacement Plates & Cloths ↗
Start with a nameplate, dimensions, drawings and photographs of the original parts.
03 / PROJECTSComplete Dewatering Systems ↗
Connect slurry conditioning, feeding, filtration and cake handling around the site.
FILTER PRESS RANGEThe right structure.
Explore all filter presses ↗The right structure.
The right configuration.
Chamber Filter Press ↗
For batch solid–liquid separation with a recessed chamber plate pack. Start with feed behavior and cake handling.
Automatic Filter Press ↗
For projects that need coordinated feed, plate shifting and cycle control. Define the remaining operator tasks.
Cake Washing Filter Press ↗
For recoverable solids that need controlled cake washing. Discuss the wash route and separate filtrate collection.
A REPLACEMENT STARTS WITH A MATCHMeasure the details.
Measure the details.
Match the part.
A plate size alone does not define a replacement. Feed and outlet ports, recess depth, sealing faces, handles and cloth fixing all need to line up.
Plate faces & port positionsSeals & squeeze interfacesCloth necks, edges & fixing
Upload a Drawing or Sample Photo ↗Download the measurement checklist ↗APPLICATION-LED SELECTIONDifferent materials.
Different materials.
Different decisions.
Filtration performance starts with the slurry. Explore the feed data, process boundaries and configurations that matter in your application.
All applications ↗SLURRY CHARACTERISTICS↓FILTRATION TEST↓CONFIGURATION & SITE INTERFACES
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Sand Washing Sludge
Fine particles, feed concentration and return-water balance.
Stone Wastewater
Collect stone fines and define the recycling-water requirement.
Mineral Concentrate
Protect product recovery and evaluate cake transport conditions.
Tailings Dewatering
Test the material and connect filtration to downstream handling.
Kaolin & Ceramics
Match slurry properties, product targets and filtration media.
Chemical Filtration
Confirm chemistry, wetted materials and washing duties.
FROM MATERIAL TO EQUIPMENT
Discuss sizing ↗A clear path to your next decision.
- 01
Share Slurry Data
Describe material, quantity, solids content and the intended separation target.
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Confirm Testing Needs
Agree whether sample testing is needed and what conditions should be recorded.
- 03
Select Equipment
Review the plate pack, feed equipment, controls and required accessories.
- 04
Plan Delivery & Installation
Define shipment scope, site interfaces and each party’s installation responsibilities.
MANUFACTURING & QUALITY
See the work behind the equipment.
Machining, plate assembly and hydraulic control equipment are shown in our product brochure. For your order, discuss the inspection points and documentation required before shipment.
No generic capacity promise replaces the agreed specification for your material and operating conditions.
Manufacturing & quality approach ↗TECHNICAL RESOURCES / BLOG
All technical resources ↗Make a better-informed purchase.
01 / BUYER’S GUIDE
Filter Press Price Factors: What a Quote Should Include
Understand the equipment, plate pack, automation, pumping, logistics and service items that shape a filter press quotation before you compare offers.
Read the guide ↗02 / BUYER’S GUIDEChamber vs Membrane Filter Press: How to Choose
Compare chamber and membrane filter presses by structure, cycle, pressing stage, slurry data, configuration and site requirements before requesting a suitable selection.
Read the guide ↗03 / BUYER’S GUIDEFilter Area vs Chamber Volume: What the Numbers Mean
Learn how filter area and chamber volume describe a filter press, why neither directly equals capacity, and what data to confirm before sizing equipment.
Read the guide ↗LET’S DEFINE YOUR REQUIREMENT
Start with your slurry. We’ll take it from there.
Discuss equipment selection, match replacement parts, or introduce a project. Technical details can be marked “Not Sure”.
Andy · lkvicky2003@gmail.com ↗