COMPAX CFX 50 & 60 F – Fiber Residual Compactor

COMPAX CFX 50 & 60 F – Fiber Residual Compactor

Technology

The COMPAX CFX-50 & 60 F Series dewaters all fibrous lightweight Reject / Sludge Residual Mixtures from waste paper the stock preparation.

Utilizing a single flight, slow-speed screw, it dewaters and presses residuals through a tube screen pipe against a hydraulically operated counter pressure twin flap.

Surface water and moisture are removed by screw transportation and pressing through half screens, achieving up to 45-60% dryness (TS).

A high-performance control adjusts operation parameters such as screw speed, counter pressure and press flap angle for best performance with varying residual inputs to deliver reliable and cost-effective dewatering.

Features

  • Single flight screw with wear protection welding on Flight surface and  screw rim
  • Left- right side Twin Press Flaps secure uniform dewatering, higher dryness and avoids Press Screw bending.
  • Intelligent monitoring adjusts throughput and ensures optimal pressing results with different trough puts at low energy consumption.
  • High dewatering capacity [t/d] with dryness up to 45-60% TS.
  • Custom designed main Gearbox with SEW gearmotor, hydraulic twin press flaps
  • Wear-resistant, easy access maintenance design ensures low maintenance times and reliability
  • Slide-in/out configuration simplifies maintenance access and minimizes downtime.
  • Comprehensive refurbishment programs for screws, screens, and other components.

Why to buy

  • Market leader with over 500 installations worldwide.
  • Next-gen intelligent controls enhance performance and minimize wear.
  • 24/7 automatic operation with high throughput.
  • Achieves up to 45-60% dryness reducing transport and disposal costs.

Typical & Proven Process 

  • Dewatering of all fibrous lightweight Reject / Sludge Residual Mixtures  
    • from Cleaning & Fine Screening
    • Combined dewatering of fibrous and plastic rejects if required

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