Pulp Centrifuge

A pulp centrifuge utilizes centrifugal force to separate fibers and water in the pulp. The high-speed rotation causes solid fibers to deposit on the inner wall of the drum, while the liquid is discharged from the upper part. It is used in the papermaking industry for processes such as pulp thickening, waste paper deinking, and bleaching washing.
Selection
When selecting, consider matching the throughput with production capacity, ensuring the drum material is corrosion-resistant, and the rotation speed is suitable for the slurry concentration. Pay attention to the convenience of the slag discharge method, energy consumption in line with operating costs, and maintenance cycles along with spare parts availability. Determine the filtration accuracy and anti-clogging design based on the slurry characteristics.

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Instruments

The 6-well design supports 15ml capacity Sample Handling, which is suitable for a variety of Centrifuge models and provides stable centrifugal separation results.

$ 127.00

Measurement range 0~ 100 ° SR, overflow discharge time 149 +/- 1s, using national standard design, can accurately detect Pulp suspension filtration rate.

$ 1171.00

It is designed with 24-hole 0.5ml specification, suitable for a variety of Centrifuge models, with high temperature resistance and high voltage characteristics and excellent chemical Stability.

$ 127.00

Measurement range 0~ 100 ° SR, overflow discharge time 149 +/- 1 seconds, cone rising speed 100 +/- 10mm/s, used to detect Pulp suspension filtration rate, in line with ISO 5267-1 international standards.

$ 1340.00

Support 100 ℃ high temperature heating, suitable for 24 holes 5ml centrifuge tube, optional electronic ice box and thermostatic metal Bath module, achieve precise temperature control and diverse Sample Handling.

$ 175.00

The 12-well design has a capacity of 5ml per well, uses high transparency material for easy observation of samples, has excellent chemical Stability, and is suitable for mainstream Centrifuge models to improve experimental efficiency.

$ 127.00

Double-sided horizontal mounting design can accommodate 40 5ml centrifuge tubes, suitable for standard centrifuge tube specifications, improving Sample Handling efficiency and ease of operation.

$ 149.00

44 1.5ml or 2.0ml centrifuge tubes can be installed vertically on both sides, providing efficient Sample Handling capability, adapting to a variety of centrifuge tube specifications, and improving the convenience of experimental operation and space utilization.

$ 149.00

The maximum dehydrate mass is 200g, the dehydrate speed is 2800rpm, and the time setting range is 0.5-30 minutes. It is suitable for Stock concentration determination and dehydrate sampling.

$ 538.00

Support 100 ℃ thermostatic treatment, compatible with 35 1.5ml centrifuge tubes, optional 4-degree electronic ice box and intelligent thermostatic module, suitable for a variety of experimental scenarios.

$ 148.00

12 10ml or 15ml centrifuge tubes can be installed vertically on both sides, providing stable fixation and efficient mixing. They are suitable for a variety of centrifuge tube specifications and enhance the convenience of experimental operation.

$ 149.00

Support high temperature treatment at 100 ° C, adapt to 20 0.5ml and 15 1.5ml centrifuge tubes, and use thermostatic metal Bath design to ensure uniform and stable temperature and improve experimental efficiency.

$ 148.00

The 54-hole design is suitable for 0.5ml centrifuge tube, with a maximum temperature tolerance of 100 ° C. A variety of thermostatic modules can be selected to achieve accurate temperature control to meet various experimental needs.

$ 148.00

Measurement range 0~ 100 ° SR, cone rising speed 100 +/- 10mm/s, suitable for all kinds of Pulp suspensions, can use raw materials economically and end the Refining process in time, simple and reliable operation.

$ 1106.00

Rotation speed design of 140/2800rpm, equipped with 5-minute timing unit, can accurately complete Stock dehydration and sampling, suitable for laboratory Stock concentration measurement scenarios.

$ 509.00

Articles

Total Chlorine Content Microcoulometric Titration Detector for Pulp
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Use of Muffle Furnace for Ash Determination in Pulp Inorganic Matter Testing
This article introduces the application of the ash determination muffle furnace in the detection of inorganic substances in pulp. The muffle furnace removes organic matter in the sample through high-temperature combustion, and the remaining inorganic residue, known as ash, is used to analyze the content of fillers and metal ions in the pulp.
Conductivity meter measures the conductivity of water extract from pulp.
This article introduces the method of measuring the electrical conductivity of pulp water extracts using a conductivity meter. Electrical conductivity reflects the content of soluble ions in pulp, which is used to evaluate washing effectiveness and the impact of water quality.
Determination of dry matter content in pulp using an electric thermostatic drying oven.
This article introduces the method for determining the dry matter content of pulp using an electric thermostatic drying oven. Dry matter content is a key indicator for evaluating pulp quality. The principle of determination involves evaporating the moisture in the pulp through heating and calculating the content based on the mass difference before and after drying.
The laboratory pulp wet disintegrator is used for pulp disintegration treatment.
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Application of Dry Pulp Zero-Span Tensile Strength Tester
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Canadian Standard Freeness Tester for Measuring Pulp Drainage Performance
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Application of Valley Beater in Pulp Laboratory Beating
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Standard Method for Determining the Beating Degree of Pulp Using a PFI Mill
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Bauer-McNett Classifier Method and Fiber Fractionation Principle of Pulp Fiber Classifier
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Application of UV Spectrophotometer in the Determination of Lignin in Pulp
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Determination of Chromaticity Value of Pulp by Spectrophotometry
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Application of Zero-Span Tensile Strength Tester in Pulp Strength Evaluation
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Common Errors and Avoidance Methods in the Measurement of Pulp Beating Degree
In the measurement of pulp beating degree, errors primarily stem from instrument condition, operational procedures, sample handling, and environmental factors.