Clarifier Mechanism

A Clarifier Mechanism is a key component in wastewater treatment systems, designed to separate solid particles (sludge) from treated water through sedimentation. Installed within primary or secondary clarifiers, this mechanism typically includes a rotating scraper arm that gently moves settled sludge toward a central hopper for removal. Clarifiers help produce clear, low-turbidity water and improve the efficiency of downstream treatment processes. They are essential for maintaining consistent water quality in both Sewage and Effluent Treatment Plants

• Removes suspended solids, sludge, and turbidity from wastewater.
• Available in MS, MSRL, or SS materials for long service life.
• Handles high hydraulic and organic loads efficiently.
• Low-maintenance gear and bearing assemblies.
• Reduces chemical dosing requirements when paired with tube settlers.