Used ANDRITZ DF5716/15 & DF5205 Disc Filters
Maria Roboter GmbH offers two used ANDRITZ disc filters from a European paper mill: a 2003 DF5716/15 with 15 discs, approximately 5,700 mm disc diameter and approximately 15,500 L/min white-water flow, plus a 2001 DF5205. Both can be inspected in installed condition. We support technical review, dismantling, match-marking, export packing and CIF delivery.
Available ANDRITZ Disc Filters
Compare the confirmed specifications, documentation status and project scope below. Final suitability and output depend on furnish, stock preparation and operating conditions.
ANDRITZ DF5716/15
Year 2003. 15 discs; disc diameter approximately 5,700 mm; white-water flow approximately 15,500 L/min; inlet solids approximately 9.5 g/L. Indicative application range approximately 300–400 t/day, subject to furnish and operating conditions. Original technical information and drawings are available.
ANDRITZ DF5205
Year 2001. Installed with working platform and pipework. Indicative application range approximately 100–200 t/day, subject to furnish and operating conditions. Installed-condition photos and available asset information are available on request; a complete OEM dossier is not confirmed.
Inspection & Delivery
Inspect the equipment before dismantling. Project scope can include technical clarification, dismantling, match-marking, seaworthy export packing and CIF delivery according to your requirements.
Why Installed Inspection Reduces Risk
Inspection while the equipment remains installed helps your engineering team review configuration, access, visible condition, interfaces and dismantling requirements before committing to the project.
Project Delivery Scope
Maria Roboter can coordinate technical information, site inspection, dismantling planning, match-marking, export packing and international delivery. The scope is defined transparently for each project.
What We Need to Qualify Your Application
Send your furnish type, target production, white-water flow, inlet solids, available footprint, destination port and preferred Incoterm. We will review the information against the available machine data and identify the next technical checks.
