Wedge Wire Screen (also known as Slotted Screen) is a type of metal mesh structure used for screening, filtering, dewatering, and de-sliming operations. It features a unique V-shaped wire (wedge wire) structure. The wedge wire screen is made by welding V-shaped wires (wedge wires) to supporting bars. The V-shaped structure, which is wider on the outside and narrower on the inside, prevents the screen gaps from clogging while increasing the filtration area. Compared to traditional screens, wedge wire screens can be made from thicker materials to create fine-gap screens, offering higher strength and durability. Wedge wire screens can be processed into various shapes, such as flat plates, cylinders, and cones, to meet the needs of different applications. The materials are typically stainless steel or carbon steel, providing good corrosion resistance and wear resistance. 

Wedge Wire Plate is a variant of wedge wire screen with additional horizontal and vertical supports to enhance its load-bearing capacity. The density of the supports can be adjusted according to the weight-bearing requirements. 

Johnson Screen Tube (also known as Slotted Screen Tube) is a filtering element composed of V-shaped wedge wires and supporting rods, widely used in industrial filtration. Manufactured by wrapping V-shaped wedge wires around an internal array of longitudinal support rods and welding them at each intersection, the design creates continuous slots that allow fluids (such as water, oil, and gas) to pass through freely while intercepting solid particles. The V-shaped profile prevents clogging and ensures smooth flow. 

Centrifuge Screen Basket is a key component of centrifuges. By generating centrifugal force through high-speed rotation, the centrifuge screen basket separates materials inside. Under the influence of centrifugal force, materials are thrown against the inner wall of the basket, where solid particles are retained while liquids pass through the screen gaps. As the core component of centrifuges, the design and manufacturing quality of the screen basket directly affect separation efficiency and equipment lifespan. Therefore, selecting high-quality screen baskets is crucial for improving production efficiency and reducing maintenance costs. 

Woven Mining Screen (also known as Embossed Screen) is typically made from high-strength, corrosion-resistant metal wires, such as galvanized steel wire, galvanized aluminum alloy wire, and low-carbon steel wire. These materials undergo multiple processes, including smelting, casting, extrusion, drawing, annealing, pickling, combined drawing, and precision grinding, to ensure product quality and performance. 

Wedge wire screens are made by resistance welding wedge wires to supporting bars, ensuring precise gap dimensions. Additionally, wedge wire screens can be customized in shape and size according to customer requirements, such as flat plates, cylinders, and curved surfaces. 

In summary, wedge wire screens, with their efficient filtration performance, corrosion resistance, anti-clogging design, and wide applicability, have become an essential tool in the industrial filtration and screening fields, including water treatment, petrochemicals, food processing, mining and coal, environmental protection, and pharmaceuticals. If you have any questions about wedge wire screens, please feel free to contact us. We are always ready to provide you with professional solutions!