The Band Screen is a high-efficiency system that removes fine debris like plastics, fibres, and organic solids from wastewater. It uses perforated plates or mesh to filter material and protect downstream equipment. It cleans itself automatically using backwashing or raking, which helps prevent clogging and keeps maintenance low. Its compact, vertical design saves space and makes installation easy in both new and existing plants. It runs continuously, handles high flow rates, and uses little energy. It’s suitable for both municipal and industrial use, helping improve water quality, meet environmental standards, and work with smart monitoring systems for better performance.

1. What is a band screen used for?
A band screen is used to remove debris like plastics, fibres, and solids from wastewater before further treatment.
2. What size particles can it remove?
It can filter small particles, typically from 0.5 mm to 10 mm, depending on the screen type.
3. Does the band screen need manual cleaning?
No, it has an automatic cleaning system that removes debris during operation, reducing the need for manual work.
4. Where can a band screen be used?
It is used in municipal wastewater plants, industrial facilities, stormwater systems, and agricultural water treatment.

| Model | AQT-IEFGS-1000 | AQT-IEFGS-1200 | AQT-IEFGS-1400 | AQT-IEFGS-1600 |
| Screen Plate Width (mm) | 1000 | 1200 | 1400 | 1600 |
| Channel Width (mm) | ≥1200 | |||
| Channel Depth (mm) | 1000–5000 | |||
| Screen Plate Hole Diameter (mm) | φ2 / φ3 / φ5 | |||
| Flow Rate (m/s) | ≤0.6 | |||
| Allowable Water Level (mm) | ≤300 | |||
| Motor Power (kW) | 0.37–2.2 | |||
| Washing Water Pressure (MPa) | ≥0.5 | |||


During operation, a geared drive assembly rotates Geneva wheels, which, in turn, drive the conveyor chains on both sides of the filter screen. As the screen rises, sewage held on the screen is discharged by gravity. Remaining water is washed off by a flushing system. Filtered water enters the chamber between the screens and is automatically discharged from the machine.

During operation, a geared drive assembly rotates Geneva wheels, which, in turn, drive the conveyor chains on both sides of the filter screen. As the screen rises, sewage held on the screen is discharged by gravity. Remaining water is washed off by a flushing system. Filtered water enters the chamber between the screens and is automatically discharged from the machine.
| Model | AQT-IEFGS-1000 | AQT-IEFGS-1200 | AQT-IEFGS-1400 | AQT-IEFGS-1600 |
| Screen Plate Width (mm) | 1000 | 1200 | 1400 | 1600 |
| Channel Width (mm) | ≥1200 | |||
| Channel Depth (mm) | 1000–5000 | |||
| Screen Plate Hole Diameter (mm) | φ2 / φ3 / φ5 | |||
| Flow Rate (m/s) | ≤0.6 | |||
| Allowable Water Level (mm) | ≤300 | |||
| Motor Power (kW) | 0.37–2.2 | |||
| Washing Water Pressure (MPa) | ≥0.5 | |||
1. What is a band screen used for?
A band screen is used to remove debris like plastics, fibres, and solids from wastewater before further treatment.
2. What size particles can it remove?
It can filter small particles, typically from 0.5 mm to 10 mm, depending on the screen type.
3. Does the band screen need manual cleaning?
No, it has an automatic cleaning system that removes debris during operation, reducing the need for manual work.
4. Where can a band screen be used?
It is used in municipal wastewater plants, industrial facilities, stormwater systems, and agricultural water treatment.