Dewatering screen panels
Often used for wet screening and dewatering. Photograph the slot pattern, support side and fixing arrangement.
View product referenceReplacement and selection
A replacement request can begin with an installed screen, clear photos, measurable dimensions, a drawing or an old sample. The product name does not need to be known before the initial review.
Starting reference
You do not need to confirm a part name before contacting us. Start with the current screening surface, deck arrangement, fixing points and operating conditions. A drawing or old sample is helpful but is not required for the initial quotation review.
Screen color alone does not identify the material, aperture, fixing arrangement or replacement compatibility.
Screen format
Use the visible construction and deck arrangement as a starting point. Final classification and compatibility are confirmed from the complete reference.
Often used for wet screening and dewatering. Photograph the slot pattern, support side and fixing arrangement.
View product referenceSeparate replaceable modules. Record the module size, back interface and the deck rails or supports.
View product referenceA whole or large screen mat retained by tensioned edges. Photograph the side or end tension direction and hook profile.
View product referencePhoto checklist
Use even lighting and include a scale or ruler where practical.
Company names, asset IDs, customer references and other sensitive information may be masked before photos are sent.
Measurements
Use millimetres or inches and state the unit for every value. Do not infer final dimensions from photo scale alone.
Aperture reference
Aperture choice depends on the duty and current result; there is no universal opening suitable for every screen.
Record the clear opening and layout direction.
Record the clear opening diameter.
Record width and length separately.
Record slot width x length and slot orientation.
Also record slot orientation relative to material flow and any blinding, pegging or unexpected fines loss.
Fixing arrangement
These are generic identification references, not compatibility claims. Final fit is confirmed against the old sample, drawing, clear photos and deck arrangement.
Operating details
Operating context helps separate fit questions from process or wear concerns.
Review process
This describes the quotation review sequence, not a manufacturing process.
Review limits
A photo can help identify visible construction, but it cannot establish hidden or commercial details.