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[...]HUBER Newsletter, Edition April 2026 HUBER Newsletter, Edition April 2026 Dear Reader, The demands placed on modern water and wastewater treatment are constantly increasing in terms of technology, regulation and economics. At IFAT Munich 2026, we will be showcasing our responses to these challenges, including innovative solutions to improve water and energy efficiency, as well as providing practical insights that you can experience for yourself on our excursion tours. It is also becoming apparent how important it is to consider the entire process chain and design comprehensive solutions[...]

[...]No lower bearing, sprockets, bushings or guides The chain forms his own frame and at the bottom its own lower sprocket Capable of picking up large objects The HUBER Belt Screen EscaMax® complements the well-known HUBER program for municipal and industrial wastewater screening, as it is particularly well suited in situations where excellent separation efficiency is required in deep channels with high water levels. Features Individual bar rack magazines (teardrop bar profile) Edged rakes to increase removal volume, prevent screenings carryover and from falling back into the influent No submerged [...]

[...]Very high screenings removal capacity and separation efficiency with low head loss Simple and robust design adapted to project-specific requirements Variable cleaning intervals and speeds Various design options enable use for coarse and fine screening of large dirt loads The powerful Multi-Rake Bar Screen RakeMax® V cleans surface water even with high dirt loads Due to the increasing pollution of surface water, operators of water withdrawal systems are faced with the challenge of effectively removing contaminants through mechanical cleaning. The extent of surface water withdrawal from rivers [...]

[...]Reliable separation of solids from wastewater Low headloss due to the large effective bar rack surface High screenings discharge capacity Well-proven design based on the RakeMax® principle The RakeMax® HF is a L-shaped multi-rake bar screen and like the RakeMax® screen belongs to the MAX family of HUBER screens. This screen has a flat and therefore hydraulically advantageous bottom section that transitions into a steep conveying section. This combines the benefits of the well proven RakeMax®, reliable solids separation and high screenings discharge capacity, with a low headloss due to a big [...]

[...]According to the motto "two become one", the HUBER Multi-Rake Bar Screen RakeMax® CF combines optimally matched technologies in one machine. The result is a unique screen system that impresses with both high reliability and innovative functionality. The HUBER RakeMax® CF is a modified variant of the proven HUBER Multi-Rake Bar Screen RakeMax® with a U-shaped stationary screen rack installed between the two screen frames. The bar rack is arranged in parallel to the flow direction of the wastewater. Whilst the wastewater flows into the open front side of the screen and out through both the left and[...]

[...]Increased separation efficiency through flow deflection in the bar rack Optimal hydraulic utilisation of existing channels Unsusceptible to grit, gravel and stones The HUBER Multi-Rake Bar Screen RakeMax® CF is perfectly suited to serve both municipal or industrial wastewater, and process water screening. Due to its different design options the RakeMax® CF covers a very wide range of applications, allowing us to respond to the individual needs of our customers and to specific constructional and hydraulic site conditions. Design and Function The HUBER RakeMax® CF consists of a U-shaped stationary[...]

[...]Very high screenings discharge capacity Low headloss Low installation height above ground level even in deep channels Control-independent safety system The HUBER Multi-Rake Bar Screen RakeMax® is perfectly suited to serve both municipal or industrial wastewater, and process water screening. The cleaning elements, attached to the chain system, can easily be adjusted to different requirements. As the cleaning elements can be variably adapted, the screenings removal capacity is then adjustable. This is especially favourable for high solids loads. The cleaning elements, consisting of the rake [...]

[...]Pöndorf, Austria Pöndorf, located in western Upper Austria, is home to a historical landmark: the former border wall that marked the boundary between Bavaria and Upper Austria for 342 years, from 1437 to 1779. The Maier butcher's shop is also a Pöndorf landmark, renowned for its excellent products throughout the country for generations. It already had two mechanical wastewater pre-treatment systems, one of which was for livestock truck wash water. Unexpected sediment accumulation During the last aeration tank inspection, the municipal sewage treatment plant in Pöndorf, with a capacity of 7,850 [...]

[...]With integrated screenings washing and compaction For channel installation or supplied in a tank With optional frost protection for outdoor installation Both municipal wastewater treatment plants and industrial applications require mechanical treatment as a first treatment step to remove as much as possible of the floating, settling and suspended material. The aim is to achieve the maximum separation efficiency under the prevailing hydraulic conditions. Operating reliability, efficiency and hygienic operation are important factors for a mechanical separation plant. The HUBER Micro Strainer ROTAMAT[...]

[...]In September 2015, new standards went into force which for the first time refer explicitly to manhole covers made of stainless steel: DIN EN 124-3:2015-09, manhole tops and gully tops for use in vehicular and pedestrian areas Compared to the previous DIN EN 124, several additional tests have been added, such as: Securing of the cover / grating within the frame Skid resistance test Tipping behaviour test, etc. From 2017 on at the latest, relevant products must comply with the new DIN EN 124 standards. Since the transitional period has begun already, it is recommendable to prepare tender specifications[...]