CENTRALISED AUTOMATIC FILTER

• High filtration capacity
• High air permeability
• Installation flexibility
• Reduced need for maintenance thanks to the self-cleaning regenerating system
• Movement system placed in the clean part of the system
• Continuous cleaning that allows operation also in the event of fluctuations in pressure contained and verified
• Possibility of integrating the PFP with the structure
• Energy savings thanks to the top quality materials, fluid-dynamic design of the process and based on load loss.
• Different filtering media to adapt to applications and process granule size
• Anti-static version available

The automatic filtration system allows separation and filtration of airborne solid particles.
The air flow passes from outside the filter inwards.
By doing so, the dust deposits on the membrane and is extracted from the cleaning openings (placed in negative pressure) using a dedicated fan which is then discharged inside a filter (Jet Filter) or any other material recovery system.
The drum is then rotated by a gearmotor with variable rotations which, directly connected to the moving cleaning system, allows synchronised operation of the machine.
Pre-filters can be installed upstream of the system. Downstream it is instead possible to create static systems or specific self-cleaning components.

• Support drum for filtering membrane in galvanised perforated stainless steel, rotating on a central axis using bearing supports.
• Friction rotation system activated by a gearmotor and rubberised wheel
• Drum sealing gaskets in felt with pressure straps.
• Extraction filter regeneration system with activated moving openings synchronised by drum rotation with belts and transmission.
• Extraction guaranteed by a fan to transport the dust and separation and recovery system.
• Differential pressure control system of the filter
• Operation and management control panel
• Pre-fabricated containment structure

• Vehicle sector
• Construction/insulating materials industry
• Paper and printing industry
• Dust removal technology
• Fibre production
• Chalk industry
• Wood sector
• Hygiene-related items department
• Air conditioning technologies
• Plastic industry
• Food sector
• Mechanical and plant design engineering
• Nonwoven sector
• Pharmaceutical industry
• Tobacco industry
• Textile department
• Process engineering
• Packaging industry
• Cellulose industry