The suitable model depends on your slurry type, processing capacity, solid concentration, particle size, required cake moisture, and daily working hours. Based on this information, we can recommend the appropriate filter plate size, filter area, chamber volume, and feeding pump.

A membrane filter press incorporates a secondary pressing stage following the standard filtration process. Its membrane filter plates expand using compressed air or water pressure to further squeeze the filter cake; compared to a standard chamber filter press, this method helps reduce the moisture content of the filter cake.

A chamber filter press uses recessed filter plates. When two plates are pressed together, their recessed surfaces form a filtration chamber. A plate and frame filter press uses alternating plates and separate frames. Chamber filter presses generally provide better sealing, a simpler plate arrangement, and more stable operation for common industrial slurry treatment.

Under stable feeding pressure, filtration is usually considered close to completion when the filtrate flow becomes very small or nearly stops. The actual endpoint should also be determined according to the material, filtration pressure, filtration time, and required cake condition.

Yes. Filter plate size, filter area, cake thickness, filtration pressure, frame material, feeding position, and control system can be customized. Optional equipment includes automatic plate shifter, drip trays, conveyors, platforms, filter cloth washing systems, and feeding pumps.