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Mellegard & Naij - Model XS -Cross Screen
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Cross Screen XS is a mechanical step type screen that separates solids (screenings, rubbish) from water.
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- Unique sealed low friction bottom step without plastic spacers gives the highest separation of any step type screen on the market. This enables replacement of perforated screens.
- Self cleaning discharge without plastic spacers.
- Robust construction with thick bars.
- Big steps along the whole bar length ensures high conveying capacity even for big objects.
- Linkage transmission = no limitations in min or max water level.
- Solid cross beams gives high mechanical strength allowing screen widths >3m.
- Flexible mounting angle up to 60 degrees for compact installation in short channels.
- Easy adapted support legs simplify installation and enable the screen to be pivoted up for service.
- Enclosed, safe & hygienic with easy to open access doors.
- Patented bottom flap.
- Only screen on the market with guaranteed slot-width even during operation.
- Zero water consumption for cleaning.
- The most robust power transmission linkage between top and bottom parts of the screen.
- Curved bars with uniform steps to prevent premature screenings mat release.
- Step type fine screens has unique capabilities:
- A 2-6 mm Cross Screen can replace a 10-30 mm coarse screen in an existing open channel while maintaining the same low head loss, without any need for pre screening.
- Cross Screen XS is totally self cleaning without flushing or brushes.
- This gives unrivalled capacity, result and total economy.
- Discharge height: 800-7000 mm
- WWth: 200-4000 mm
- Slot width: 0,5-6 mm
- Capacity: 10-60001/8
- Motored gears: SEW and Nord
- Material: EN1.4301, EN1.4404 or by client demand
