Three types of racks
FIXED
REMOVABLE
FISH SCREEN
How thermoplastic blades react to frazil ice.
Advantages of using our thermoplastic trash racks.
Head loss reduction
The rounded edges and smooth surface finish of our thermoplastic trash rack increase power generation by reducing leaf and grass accumulation, turbulence, vortex formation, and head loss, and its head loss coefficient is more than 30% lower than that of conventional steel bars, providing improved efficiency and output.
Low-maintenance
Our thermoplastic trash racks are maintenance-free and highly resistant to corrosion, abrasion, impacts, ozone, ultraviolet light, and sudden temperature changes, unlike steel racks which require regular painting and straightening of bent blades.
Easy assembly and installation
Our thermoplastic trash rack is lightweight, flexible, easy to assemble, install, and maintain, weighing 20% less than a steel rack with adjustable blade spacing and the ability to be shipped in parts for on-site assembly.
Sturdy blade design
Thermoplastic blades are held together by stainless steel or galvanized rods with hexagonal nuts and lock washers at each end, and small thermoplastic tubes are used to prevent ice formation around the connecting rods.
30-Year Lifespan
Our trash racks are made from long-lasting, specially-formulated polyethylene that is resistant to ozone and UV light, and can withstand impacts and abrasions with a 30-year lifespan with proper maintenance.
Unlimited Rack Dimensions
Our racks have virtually no limits on their maximum length and width, but their dimensions may be limited for shipment purposes. The dimensions of the components are determined by hydrostatic pressure, impact resistance, and the spacing of the support structure beams.
Marine Growth
The superior hydraulic profile combined with the lack of nucleation sites reduce or event eliminate marine growth and zebra mussels. Nevertheless, if they find a way to accumulate, they will be easily removed because of the smoothness of the materials.
Fish Screen
Our Thermoplastic fish screen is an effective solution to environmental challenges, offering a lightweight and flexible design with smooth, rounded blades to prevent fish injuries.
