Pig Manure Inclined Screen and Screw Press Separator

• Two-stage process combines initial inclined-screen drainage with secondary screw pressing.
• Wedge wire screen options provide an open drainage path while retaining selected solids.
• Integrated solids transfer reduces the need for a separate conveyor between the screening and pressing stages.
• Corrosion-resistant material options suit wet livestock equipment environments.
• Screen access and removable press components can be specified to simplify inspection and maintenance.
• Feed pump, controls, and wash provisions can be coordinated with the overall manure handling system.

• Screen size and slot opening: Customizable
• Processing capacity and feed pump selection: According to project requirements
• Press drive and electrical supply: Available upon request
• Wetted-part materials and corrosion protection: Designed according to local climate and farm conditions
• Inlet, liquid outlet, and solids discharge connections: Customizable

Actual throughput and discharged-solids consistency depend on slurry dilution, fiber content, screen selection, and operating settings.

Why combine an inclined screen with a screw press?
The screen removes a portion of the free liquid first; the press then squeezes additional liquid from the retained solids.

Is the separator suitable for thick manure?
The inlet stream must be pumpable and able to spread across the screen. Thick or highly variable manure may require mixing, dilution, or a different feed arrangement.

Can it be installed in an existing pig farm?
Yes, subject to available floor space, structural support, power, feed piping, drainage, and access for maintenance.

Manufacturer reference images illustrate comparable equipment and system layouts; they do not depict a SHEWUYOU project.