- 01Identify the installed press→
- 02Photograph and measure the part→
- 03Review drawing, sample and conditions→
- 04Confirm specification and quantity→
- 05Request quotation
This is a confirmation sequence, not a guaranteed fit or performance promise. Stop safely before inspection; never open a press under pressure, work on energized equipment or bypass an interlock.
Choose the Right Replacement Route
Use the plate route when damage or wear affects sealing, chamber formation, feed passage or cake release. Use the cloth route when fabric, openings, neck, edge fixing or sewing is worn. Other service items require the press identification and a clear part description.
An equivalent replacement matches the existing press. A change in material, opening arrangement or cloth construction should be reviewed against slurry, temperature, pH and cleaning practice.
- Replacement plates: confirm geometry, sealing faces, handles, ports and chamber details.
- Replacement cloths: confirm plate style, openings, neck, edge fixing and sewing.
- Other service parts: provide the model, part location, photographs and observed condition.
- Custom review: provide a drawing or sample when identification is incomplete.
| What you need to replace | Evidence to send before matching |
|---|---|
| Filter plate | Nameplate, front/back photos, length, width, thickness, chamber depth, ports, handles and seals |
| Filter cloth | Plate/cloth photos, dimensions, openings, neck, edge fixing, sewing, sample and operating conditions |
| Other service part | Equipment identification, location, photographs, quantity, material or contact condition |
A Practical Confirmation Process
Start with the equipment nameplate and photographs taken square to the part. Add a ruler or measured reference without hiding an opening or sealing surface. Record whether dimensions are nominal, measured from a worn part or taken from an approved drawing.
Available product information shows filter plate series sizes from 250 to 2000 mm, with 1000 mm and 1250 mm examples. These references do not establish compatibility for every press or promise performance. Final matching requires the installed design, material, process and drawing review.
- 1. Stop safely using the site procedure; never open a press under pressure or repair energized electrical equipment.
- 2. Photograph the nameplate, complete part, front, back, side, handles, openings, seals and interfaces.
- 3. Measure dimensions, quantity, material and relevant process conditions.
- 4. Send the record, drawing or sample information for review before quotation.
- 5. Check the approved drawing, quantity and installation details on receipt.
Prepare a Replacement Inquiry
A useful inquiry states the press identity, part, observed problem and operating conditions. Say whether you need an original match or are investigating a process improvement. Mark unknown dimensions Not Sure rather than estimating them. The measurement guide provides a checklist and photo instructions.
For a quotation, include destination country, quantity, documentation and maintenance context. Fit, material and delivery timing require technical review.
| Inquiry field | Record |
|---|---|
| Equipment | Nameplate or model, installed plate size and quantity |
| Process | Slurry, temperature, pH, cleaning method and operating change |
| Replacement | Part type, dimensions, openings, fixing method, material and quantity |
| Attachments | Nameplate photo, part photos, drawing and sample information |
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you supply a replacement plate from only its nominal size?
Nominal size is a starting point, not fit confirmation. Send the nameplate, photos, thickness, chamber depth, ports, sealing details and press interfaces.
What should I send for a replacement filter cloth?
Send plate and cloth photos, dimensions, openings, neck, edge fixing, sewing, the original sample and slurry conditions where available.
How do I start a replacement-parts quotation?
Use the measurement guide, then send the details and attachments through the quotation route. You may also contact Andy at +86 15116183980 or lkvicky2003@gmail.com.