Quatroscreen

Quatrosceens have been established as an efficient and cost effective way of screening sewage and wastewater flows for over 20 years.

Quatroscreens use the simple principle of a fishing net to capture particles contained in a flow of water or effluent.

Once installed they require no power to operate, and no maintenance and the only ongoing cost is replacement screening bags.

Quatroscreens use the centuries old principle of a fishing net to capture floating waste contained in water and effluent to prevent pollution incidents or blockages which reduce the efficiency or damage the treatment plant thereby affecting overall plant efficiency and increasing operating costs.

Quatroscreens use low cost disposable mesh bags with varying mesh sizes (see bag page) so that fine, medium, or coarse screening can be achieved. When in operation screenings are conveniently contained in mesh bags for easy, safe disposal.

Quatroscreen installations are fabricated from robust, long-life, High-Density Polyethylene, with the bag being mounted in a unique “manifold” which locks the bag into place using full peripheral locking of the bag so that the bag is not subject to point loads which leads to in-service bag failure, detachment, and consequential pollution, reduction of effluent quality or serious plant damage.

Quatroscreen manifolds are designed to be lifted from the flow for bag replacement, to do this they have integral lifting handles which have large openings to allow them to be lifted by gloved hands or using the Quatroscreen claw when the screen is below the access walkway (see bespoke solutions page).
Quatroscreens are a modular design and can be purpose made to fit into new or existing installations.