Removing branches from alcohol requires a well-considered and technically sound approach. In a first phase, the alcohol is analysed to determine the nature of the coarse sediment particles. A specialised filtration system is then put into operation, which effectively separates the branches from the liquid by means of controlled sedimentation and mechanical filtration.
The system is designed using chemically resistant materials that are optimally suited to alcoholic environments. This phased approach not only ensures efficient removal of unwanted particles, but also ensures that the integrity and purity of the alcohol is maintained.
Furthermore, continuous monitoring allows for optimising performance and adjusting the system if necessary, ensuring that the operation is not only sustainable, but also cost-effective. Contact us for a suitable solution and/or a no-obligation quote.