Anyone selling a Blackline Filter One?

[gotshirtz001]

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[blue moon]

how about this?
https://www.screenprinting.com/products/sgreen-washout-booth-filtration-system

should be similar to the price of the used blackline unit. . .

these do not work well on their own. You will need a settling tank setup before it.

pierre

[GaryG]

Pierre - please clarify - the filter catches the bulk and takes out the worst right?

"these do not work well on their own. You will need a settling tank setup before it."
pierre

[kingscreen]

I have a Blackline but wish I had an SGreen. Unfortunately it didn’t exist when I bought my Blackline.

[gotshirtz001]

how about this?
https://www.screenprinting.com/products/sgreen-washout-booth-filtration-system

should be similar to the price of the used blackline unit. . .

these do not work well on their own. You will need a settling tank setup before it.

pierre

Thanks for that


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[blue moon]

Pierre - please clarify - the filter catches the bulk and takes out the worst right?

"these do not work well on their own. You will need a settling tank setup before it."
pierre

the filters (screens) get clogged up very quickly. You end up cleaning them all the time.
here's what we did
https://youtu.be/SJ-p2M_1MJo?t=81

pierre

[ZooCity]

We have the filters removed on ours, just screening solids, settling, pump to sewer.   So, like Pierre said, this won't work on it's own if you need your waste effluent running clear or nearly clear. 

Not a knock on the unit by any means, I think it's a good value.  What I mean specifically is I don't think you can manage all of a reclaim booth's waste flow down to clear water with any device if you only have the space to work with directly under the sink. 

[gotshirtz001]

Following up: I’m going to make my own. I’ll post details


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[jsheridan]

Following up: I’m going to make my own. I’ll post details

I did that last year for our new holland auto reclaimer. its now been in use for 9 months and works better than expected. I use a different type of filter and settling tanks so you only have to clean the box every few months vs week with the poly spun filter approach.

I’ve been tooling up to make more and are thisss close to that point, what size box are you looking for and do you want the same filtration style with the external filters.

[gotshirtz001]

Following up: I’m going to make my own. I’ll post details

I did that last year for our new holland auto reclaimer. its now been in use for 9 months and works better than expected. I use a different type of filter and settling tanks so you only have to clean the box every few months vs week with the poly spun filter approach.

I’ve been tooling up to make more and are thisss close to that point, what size box are you looking for and do you want the same filtration style with the external filters.

Between the water trough ($44), external canister filter ($26), sump pump ($83) and koi pond filters ($14 for 4), I figure I can get something to work. The trough is 40 x 23 x 13.

I do not have significant reclaiming demands as I do this super part time.


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[blue moon]

Following up: I’m going to make my own. I’ll post details

I did that last year for our new holland auto reclaimer. its now been in use for 9 months and works better than expected. I use a different type of filter and settling tanks so you only have to clean the box every few months vs week with the poly spun filter approach.

I’ve been tooling up to make more and are thisss close to that point, what size box are you looking for and do you want the same filtration style with the external filters.

Between the water trough ($44), external canister filter ($26), sump pump ($83) and koi pond filters ($14 for 4), I figure I can get something to work. The trough is 40 x 23 x 13.

I do not have significant reclaiming demands as I do this super part time.


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make sure you get a sump pump that is resistant to chemicals. Reclaim stuff we use will eat through many plastics. polypropylene will work
pierre

[gotshirtz001]

Gotcha. Thanks


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