The KSF-series features self-cleaning filters comprised of upper and lower parts, connected by a quick clamp or optional bracket screws. Inlet and outlet are vertically offset and positioned opposite each other. The fixed scraper plate, mounted on an adjustable scraper element, ensures low maintenance.
A geared motor drives the filter element, collecting debris in the lower housing, periodically drained. The system uses a V-profile welded at defined intervals on supporting profiles, creating a robust, self-stabilizing wedge wire element.
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The V-profile prevents blockage of the filter surface, ensuring continuous cleaning by the fixed scraper plate. Available in micron ratings from 35 to 3000 μm, these filters are designed for stability, comprising a two-piece filter housing, wedge wire element, and holding plate with a scraper gear drive. Filtration occurs from the outside to the inside of the wedge wire element, with solids accumulating on the outer surface. The rotating filter element is cleaned by the fixed scraper plate, and solids settle at the bottom, drained via system pressure through a ball valve.
An electronic controller with differential pressure control and solenoid valve can automate solids drainage. The trapezoidal columns prevent filter element blockage, and the micron rating is determined by the gap width. Filter element replacement is tool-free.
Key Benefits of Self-Cleaning Filters:
No disposal issues
Continuous cleaning without operational halt
Efficient cleaning with fully removable filter support
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