Slattery Auctions opens a tender for a Gravity Media Filter
Slattery Auctions Australia has become the most dynamic auction house and valuation practice in Australia. Their diversity, flexibility, experience and broad spectrum of specialities has set them apart from larger bulk handling competitors.
Slattery Auctions and valuations have the experience and capabilities to value and dispose of assets including, among others:
- plant and equipment
- heavy industrial equipment
- manufacturing
- mining equipment
- cars and prestige vehicles
- aviation
- trucks & trailers
- marine
Slattery Auctions have recently announced the opening of a tender on a unique asset.
The MMG6 Gravity Media Filter is designed for use where a large filtration area is required with good backwashing ability. The filter is constructed on the standard 20 ft ISO container footprint and incorporates 10m2 of filtration area with a machinery space housing mechanical and electrical equipment and process piping.
The filter incorporates a steel filter tank, coated for corrosion resistance, with an integrated underdrain system, air actuated control valves for process sequencing, air scour blower and filtration/backwash pumps. The filter has an on-board, Form 1 MCC & control panel with integral HMI and networkable PLC for control.
The filter is suitable for a number of applications ranging from polishing of municipal water, turbidity reduction, iron & manganese removal, direct coagulated filtration, dechlorination and organics removal.
The tender closes 26/09/2016 4pm. Viewing by appointment at 6-8 Waterview close Dandenong south. All offers to be emailed to Ben Hibell - bhibell@slatteryauctions.com.au - before 26/09/2016 4pm. All enquiries contact Ben Hibell 0422 955 206.
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