Compliance
The horizontal screw press removes up to 85% of fluid from swarf and filter cake, mitigating risk with EPA nonhazardous waste.
Health & Safety
The screw press improves housekeeping by keeping fluid from swarf and filter cake localized for recycle or reuse, keeping floors clean.
Heavy-Duty
PRAB Systems are built tough to withstand the harsh conditions and materials moved in the metalworking industry.
Value
The PRAB screw press separates liquid from filter cake and swarf for optimal coolant recovery and savings on material disposal costs.

Achieve Up to 85% Fluid Removal from Swarf and Filter Cake

Maximize coolant recovery and reduce material disposal costs by efficiently separating liquids from filter cake and swarf.

Disposing of hazardous grinding swarf or filter cake is often challenging and costly. PRAB’s Horizontal Screw Press is designed to process materials with 40-50% coolant or cutting oils, effectively removing up to 85% of fluid content.

This press can operate as a stand-alone unit or be integrated with the Dualpak™ Briquetter, enabling coolant recovery and retaining up to 95% of fluids.

Advantages of the PRAB Horizontal Screw Press:

  • Significant reduction in disposal costs
  • Extracts up to 85% of fluids for reuse
  • Flexible operation: Stand-alone or combined with the Dualpak™ Briquetter

The PRAB horizontal screw press can be used as a stand-alone unit or in combination with Dualpak Briquetter coolant recycling systems for coolant recovery and retainment of up to 95% of fluids. Recycle fluids with one of PRAB’s fluid filtration and recycling units for even greater savings.

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PRAB’s horizontal screw press processes material that is 40 to 50% wet with coolant or cutting oils to remove up to 85% of fluid.

Model
Capacity
Screw
RPM
Max
HP
Dimensions
L x W x H
Weight

SP-6

200 lb/hr
(91 kg/hr)

5-25

3

6 x 1.2 x 2 ft
(2 x 0.4 x 0.6 m)

800 lb
(363 kg)

SP-10

600 lb/hr
(272 kg/hr)

5-20

5

9 x 2 x 3 ft
(3 x 0.6 x 1 m)

2,000 lb
(907 kg)

SP-16

2,000 lb/hr
(907 kg/hr)

5-20

10

13.5 x 3 x 5 ft
(4 x 1 x 1.5 m)

5,000 lb
(2.268 kg)

Material is fed into an opening on top of the press, passing through a variable pitched auger screw and then compressed against the end plate (held in position by an air cylinder). As the material is squeezed, the extracted fluid passes through a perforated screen where it is collected for safe disposal and coolant recovery.

Material then presses against the endplate, forcing the endplate to open and allow the dewatered-material to discharge. The resistance of the endplate can be adjusted as required to enhance your fluid filtration needs.

PRAB Aluminum Swarf – Horizontal Swarf Press

PRAB’s Horizontal Swarf Press removes liquid from metal, which reduces volume and complies with environmental regulations.

PRAB Chromium Swarf – Horizontal Screw Press

PRAB’s horizontal screw press complies with environmental regulations by removing fluid up to 85 percent from the chromium.

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