Fully Automatic Skid Mounted Membrane Filter Press for Industrial

Skid-mounted design integrates the whole filtration system-filter press, control cabinet, hydraulic station, feed pump and piping pre-assembled on one heavy-duty steel skid frame. Featuring plug-and-play performance, it removes complicated on-site assembly, foundation work and complex piping. Perfect for mobile use, rental projects or space-limited sites requiring fast deployment.

Yes, there is no compromise in performance. The skid-mounted system incorporates the exact same high-efficiency, fully automatic membrane squeezing technology as larger stationary units. It is designed to handle high-pressure filtration and secondary membrane compression, ensuring you achieve the same level of cake dryness, filtration precision, and throughput as a permanently installed machine of an equivalent size.

The system is integrated with a centralized PLC control cabinet that manages the entire operation seamlessly. Once the system is connected to your power supply and feed line, it automatically executes the full sequence: closing the plates, high-pressure feeding, secondary membrane squeezing, compressed air blowing (to further dry the cake), and automatic plate shifting for discharge. Sensors monitor the process in real-time, making it suitable for completely unattended, automated operation.

Because of its versatility and mobility, this system is widely used in industries requiring high-efficiency dewatering in temporary or decentralized locations. It is perfect for municipal emergency sewage treatment, mobile mine site tailings dewatering, on-site construction sludge treatment, and for companies that need to move filtration capacity between multiple manufacturing facilities or processing plants.

Because the system is pre-piped and pre-wired on the skid, installation is highly simplified. You generally only need to provide a main electrical power connection, a primary slurry feed line, a compressed air source for the membrane squeeze and cake-blowing functions, and a drain or discharge point for the filtrate. Once these connections are made to the terminal points on the skid, the machine is ready for immediate production.