BIOSQUEEZE 200
DEPACKAGING & CONTAMINANT SEPARATION
One of our signature pieces of equipment, the BioSqueeze 200 is a hydraulic press that separates waste into a digestible and a non-digestible fraction with high degree of efficiency and reliability.
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01 Filler Tube
02 Hydraulic Piston
03 Rejects Pipe
04 Biopulp Collection Tray 
BioSqueeze 200
01. Filler Tube - Conditioned organic waste enters the BioSqueeze here
02. Hydraulic Piston - Force of the piston liquifies the organic component of the waste
03. Rejects Pipe - Contaminants ejected here
04. Tray - Clean BioPulp collected here
» Capable of processing packaged and expired foods, and food waste from restaurants and private households, often without the need for additional liquids.
» Produces a high-solids, energy-dense biopulp that is ready for pasteurization or digestion without any further processing.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS» Hard particles: sizes up to Ø 200 mm (7.8 inches)
» Pressing power: 40 bar (580 psi)
» Power demand: max. 15 kW (20 hp)
» Dimensions: (L x H) 4000 mm (13 ft) x 2000 mm (6.5 ft)
» Weight: ca. 1700 kg (3750 lbs)8 m3/h
(30 US gallons) Input Rate
25% Total Solids
Creates Energy-Dense Biopulp
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BIOSQUEEZE 200 FAQs:
What type of waste is ideal for the BioSqueeze?
The BioSqueeze excels at extracting energy-dense biopulp from heterogeneous mixtures, such as mixed food waste from grocery stores. Click here to watch a live video of the BioSqueeze in action.
Can you place black bag garbage through the BioSqueeze?
While you can put black bag garbage through the BioSqueeze, the organic fraction of municipal solid waste (OFMSW) does first requires pretreatment, sorting and conditioning.
Will the BioSqueeze process leaf and yard waste?
Yes, the BioSqueeze is capable of processing leaf and yard waste. However, like all sorting equipment, the BioSqueeze separates based on density differences. If a material has a similar density to plastic or other non-degradable matter, as leaf or yard waste might, it will be treated as a contaminant.