For applications with particularly large solid objects in the wastewater flow, the NETZSCHTwin Shaft Macerator Pump is your ideal partner. Various tooth and spacer width plate combinations are available for different degrees of grinding.
Depending on the application, five NETZSCH Twin Shaft Macerators are available in various designs, with flow rates from 1 m3/h to 270 m3/h at a dry matter content of up to 10%. The NETZSCH Twin Shaft Macerator is self-cleaning as the twin shafts rotate very slowly at slightly different speeds.
Low driving power with a particularly high throughput guarantees efficient operation. The NETZSCH Twin Shaft Macerator ensures free flow and protects downstream pumping equipment and plant components.
Advantages:
High operating safety due to robust construction
Ease of operation and simple maintenance
Cost-effective due to low driving power at a particularly high throughput
Optimal performance even under the most extreme conditions.
NETZSCH M-Ovas grinding systems can be used wherever it is essential that solid matter in fluids be broken down reliably to ensure the prevention of pipe clogging and damage to downstream equipment.
The special design of the M-Ovas housing carries the solids in the wastewater flow to the cutting plate, where they are held and chopped by rotating blades. This low-maintenance assembly is designed for sludge with a maximum flow of 300 m3/h and dry matter content of up to 7%.
Advantages of the NETZSCH M-Ovas:
high operating safety due to robust construction
ease of operation and simple maintenance
low operating costs through high operating efficiency
optimal price/performance ratio
The NETZSCH M-Ovas is primarily used in the following areas:
NETZSCH Twin Shaft Macerators are available in various designs, with flow rates from 1 m3/h to 270 m3/h and a dry matter content of up to 10%. The machine consists of a midway located shaft implemented with a butterfly edge that moves and mixes the mass around the containers. A second changeable speed disperser shaft with a cowless impeller blade operates in short intervals.
Features:
High homogeneity levels
Dual mixing cycles
Three dimensional spiral motion
Some possible application areas of the NETZSCH Twin Shaft Macerator:
Sanatoriums and prisons
Nuclear power plants
Fish processing
Hotels and vacation homes
Airports
Marinas
Highway rest areas and recreation areas
Hospitals
Industrial kitchens
Recreational facilities
Schools and universities
Examples:
Wastewater, tin cans, fibrous plant and animal waste, fish, poultry feathers, glass, rubber, towels, wood and bark, bones, leather, rags, medical waste, sanitary napkins, cardboard, plastic parts, cleaning cloths, sludge, pantyhose, tampons, carpet scraps, soft metals, sugar beets and much more.