Step 1: The inline slicing filter is installed inline with the flow. Because the slicing rotor rotates in the same direction as the fluid the filter itself creates a pump effect which increases the throughput.

Step 2: The filter housing contains the slicing rotor and counter block, as well as ample room for a good flow capacity storage and area for filtered-out waste. For a proper slicing operation the storage place needs to be filled up with material. The storage area can be easily emptied by opening the cleaning hatch.

Step 3: Owing to the special design of the slicing rotor and counter block a slicing movement is created which draws in the sliced material. Hereby the slicing rotor cannot be blocked. The unsliced objects like stones and pieces of metals are separated in the storage area.

Step 4: The slicing rotors rotate around the counter blocks without making contact. All floating and suspended particles in the liquid, like hair, bones, wood, entangled objects, whole plants, silage or grass are sliced into small parts. Thanks to the fine alignment of the slicing rotor and counter block the filter is able to use a minimum of power and suffers little wear and tear.

Easy maintenance

The goal of maintenance for machines and installations is to prevent down-time and to maintain functionality. Maintenance is often seen as troublesome and time-consuming, but necessary. One of Vredo’s aspiration is to add value to the industry and to reduce costs for the purchasers, for which reason we have improved the sustainability of the wearing parts for the slicing filter. To maintain slicing functionality Vredo has designed the construction in such a way that the wearing parts can be easily changed in order to limit down-time.

• The counter blocks and slicing rotors are made from hardened steel.
• The knives on the counter block can be changed separately.
• The slicing rotors can be changed easily, because the rotor axle can be simply taken out.

Biogas plant

The use of a Vredo inline slicing filter as part of a biogas plant increases the reliability of the biogas plant and enhanced performance will be the result. Preventing obstructions and having a continuous feed flow is very important in making the biogas operation viable. When properly sliced biomass is fed into the plant the gas production rises considerably and the agitation system is relieved of excessive load. Vredo offers a complete series of special slicing filters for biogas plants.

Separator

A way to meet the increasing emission standards and limit possible expensive discharge cost is to separate slurry into fractions: a stackable solid fraction and a liquid fraction. Manure separation is therefore a strategic choice. It enables you to be more efficient with your slurry. The Vredo inline slicing filter slices silage and separates out non sliceable particles such as stones and such like, which remain behind in the storage area. The storage area can be cleaned very  easily via the cleaning hatch. By using the Vredo slicing filter in your separator installation failure and down-time will be prevented.

Slurrytanker & self-propelled vehicle

For years the Vredo inline slicing filter has been used on self-propelled vehicles and slurry tankers. In these mobile applications the Vredo slicing filter has repeatedly proven itself.
The Vredo slicing filter protects the pump against excessive wear and tear and prevents obstruction of for example the slurry distributor. This means increased capacity and less down-time. The Vredo inline slicing filter also raises the comfort perception in the field, because there is hardly any possibility of obstructions and those also don’t have to be cleared.   
Therefore don’t take any risks: improve your capacity and save time and money by using the Vredo slicing filters on your slurry tanker or self-propelled vehicle.