Sustainable and efficient - filtration of tailings with BoVac Disc filters
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Optimization & upgrading of operating disc, drum & pan filters.
The Filtration People
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Separating solid and liquid. Unifying people and technology.
We are BOKELA – the Filtration People. We separate solids from liquids for the chemical, pharmaceutical and mining industries. One thing, however, is inseparably linked: our engineers and their passion for innovative filtration solutions. Thanks to that, we define standards worldwide. Get to know us – as a customer or as an applicant.
FILTRATION. WHAT WE DO.
Crossflow, pressure & vacuum filtration. Those are our core technologies, solving your individual challenges in solid-liquid separation. Read more...
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Passionate researcher's spirit, know-how, expertise. That's what sets us apart. Get to know us - entirely unfiltered. What we stand for, what we do and how we master the tasks of our customers worldwide. Read more...
TAILINGS FILTRATION.
Learn all about sustainable and efficient filtration of tailings for paste minefill and dry stacking applications on our special page on tailings filtration. Also, discover our BoVac Disc XL352 — the world's largest vacuum disc filter with a filtration capacity of up to 1,000 tons of tailings per hour. Click on the image above to find out more about tailings filtration. Continue here...
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