G-Vault® Interstage Screen
Derrick Corporation’s revered history in the mining community and continuous commitment to product and client process improvement, has sparked the development and production of the G-Vault® Derrick Interstage Screen (DIS™) for CIL/CIP and RIL/RIP (PATENT PENDING).
The G-Vault DIS utilizes our patented urethane screen surface technology and offers a welcome alternative to traditional stainless-steel wedge wire screens. The combination of our urethane’s abrasion resistant properties and non-blinding technology results in a screen system with increased life, less maintenance and significantly higher throughput.
Through Beta testing, the G-Vault shows substantial reductions in maintenance and downtime. Given the alternative of multiple, weekly shutdowns with existing wedge wire screens, the G-Vault proves to create a new standard of operation by lengthening run-times to beyond twelve months without regular cleaning cycles.
When a PM is required, process operators discover that a full “Tank to Ground” transportation is often unnecessary and the individual screen cartridges are quickly removed and replaced further reducing downtime.
AVAILABLE SIZES
The G-Vault is currently produced in six different sizes. All can be equipped with screens ranging from 500 to 1000 micron apertures. The combination of user-friendly, replaceable screen cartridges and a robust stainless-steel frame creates a unit that installs directly in the place of an existing wedge wire Interstage Screen.
FEATURES & BENEFITS
- Low maintenance
- Patented screen technology
- Superior flow
- Easily replaceable
- Long life
- Resistant to blinding
- High open area
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Please note: Information on this website is subject to change. To obtain accurate dimensions and equipment configurations, please contact the Derrick Engineering Department for an updated GA drawing.
G-Vault Interstage Screen
Please note: Information on this website is subject to change. To obtain accurate dimensions and equipment configurations, please contact the Derrick Engineering Department for an updated GA drawing.
