Band screen system

HUBER SE EscaMax® Band screen

Project Sale: Complete Inlet Screening Plant
The offered system consists of 6 band screens (5 in operation and 1 in standby), designed to handle a total daily flow of 150,000 m³ of wastewater. The screens are based on a perforated plate design and operate continuously depending on flow conditions.
🏭 The System
Incoming wastewater is distributed among the operating screens. The screens retain solid particles larger than 8 mm, allowing water and smaller particles to pass through. The retained solids are conveyed upwards and scraped off at the top before being transferred into a screw conveyor system.
The screw conveyors transport the screenings to a screenings wash press, which removes excess water and compresses the material. The dewatered screenings are discharged to containers via a closed pipe system.
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📊 Key Data and Capacities
• The screening facility is located at the inlet of a municipal wastewater treatment plant serving up to 350,000 PE (Population Equivalent).
• The system is sold as a complete unit, including all mechanical and electrical components, control cabinets, and technical documentation.
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• Dismantling is expected to begin in Spring 2026.
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📦 Component List
• 6 Huber EscaMax® band screens with perforated plates (delivered in 2009)
• 2 screw conveyors (2009)
• 2 screenings wash presses (2009)
• 1 bio-scrubber for air extraction and odor control (2009)
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🔧 Auxiliary Equipment
• Emergency diesel generator, 100 kVA (ca. 1960)
• Overhead crane, 2-ton capacity (2009)
• Various spare parts and additional accessories
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🌍 Potential Applications
This system is suitable not only for municipal wastewater but also for industrial use, such as:
• River cooling water screening
• Process and dewatering water filtration
• Intake water screening for ports or aquaculture facilities
Irrigation and agricultural