PHOENIX Process Equipment Co.
About PHOENIX Process Equipment Co.
Through internal development and a series of strategic partnering relationships, PHOENIX has established a broad base of products and process technologies targeted at residuals and sludge dewatering and thickening, water clarification and filtration, and solids classification and separation. In the aggregate and industrial minerals markets the company has also developed production and process technologies for sand manufacturing and the removal of deleterious materials to meet rigorous sand and gravel specifications.
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Products by PHOENIX Process Equipment Co.
By PHOENIX Process Equipment Co.
PHOENIX products include belt filter presses, recessed chamber & membrane filter presses, centrifuges, high-rate & ultra high-rate thickeners, paste thickeners, hindered settling classifiers, bucket wheels, hydrocyclones/dewatering screens, attrition scrubbers and polymer mixing/delivery... Read more »
By PHOENIX Process Equipment Co.
PHOENIX Process Equipment Co. was established in 1984. A Department of Energy grant helped fund the development of the company's initial technology, the separation of clean coal from coal refuse. The development of this process technology fostered the company's development of its first... Read more »
