A centrifuge is a mechanical device used to separate substances of different densities from a mixture. It operates on the principle of centrifugal force, which generates high-speed rotation, causing heavier particles or substances to move outward and lighter components to collect toward the center. This separation process is particularly useful in industries ranging from pharmaceuticals to oil and gas, where the separation of various components is crucial.

Tube settler media is a structured plastic component used in water treatment processes, particularly in sedimentation tanks or clarifiers. Its design resembles a series of inclined tubes or channels that facilitate the separation of solids from water within these tanks. Made from high-quality materials like polypropylene or PVC, tube settler media consists of multiple parallel tubes or channels arranged at an angle within the clarifier. These tubes are structured to increase the surface area available for particles to settle and accumulate.

A filter press is a solid-liquid separation device used to dewater sludge, separate solids from liquids, and filter materials in various industries, including wastewater treatment, chemical, pharmaceutical, and food processing. The primary purpose of a filter press is to efficiently remove liquid from a mixture and produce a dry cake material. The device comprises a series of filter plates with recessed chambers and a filter cloth or other filter media between each plate. The plates are typically made from materials such as polypropylene, stainless steel, or cast iron. The filter plates are assembled together, forming a stack with an opening in the centre for the feed to enter the chambers.

Tube settler media is a structured plastic component used in water treatment processes, particularly in sedimentation tanks or clarifiers. Its design resembles a series of inclined tubes or channels that facilitate the separation of solids from water within these tanks. Made from high-quality materials like polypropylene or PVC, tube settler media consists of multiple parallel tubes or channels arranged at an angle within the clarifier. These tubes are structured to increase the surface area available for particles to settle and accumulate.

Screw pumps, often known as progressive cavity pumps or single screw pumps, are positive displacement pumps used for transferring viscous or abrasive fluids in various industrial and commercial applications. The design of these pumps involves a helical rotor (the single screw) turning within a double helix stator, creating a series of sealed cavities that move the fluid axially along the screw's length. The operation of a screw pump involves the rotation of the helical rotor within the stator. As the rotor turns, it pushes the fluid through the cavities formed between the screw and the stator. This pushing action results in a smooth, non-pulsating flow of the fluid, making screw pumps suitable for handling shear-sensitive or delicate liquids.