Cyclone separator in stainless steel

With this product we have assisted the customer with detailed design followed by manufacturing in our workshop. The product design is performed by the client and BEMA has received a basic drawing showing the main measurement together with a description of all in- and outlets. BEMA has based on the customer drawing made detailed manufacturing drawings for the work shop. BEMA has its own design department where technicians are able to make precise work shop drawings based on  “engineering” drawings from the customer.

How do BEMA handle projects with a specific customer design?

1. In the detailed design process our technicians will clarify all details with the customer
2. Typical this clarification concerns placement of in- and outlets, sizes of threads and flanges, material of gaskets etc.
3. In addition with geometry and sizes, test procedures and final packaging are clarified
4. In our internal sales process we work to clarify as much of all these details. This decreases the design time and in the last end the total delivery time.

By using standardized clarification methods, BEMA is able to handle a varity of different types of stainless steel process equipment. Read about another project with process equipment here

How should you prepare BEMA as best as possible to manufacture your cyclone separators?

1. Prepare a good engineering drawing specifying all the geometry precisely
2. Specify the material precisely
3. Define all requirements for tests – NDT levels, evt. pressure testing and other relevant tests
4. Define the final packaging you will require to transport the cyclone separator to its final destination

FAQ – Cyclone Separator Case

1. How does BEMA handle projects where the customer provides the design?

BEMA works from the customer’s engineering drawing, which includes the main geometry and all inlets and outlets. Based on this, BEMA’s design technicians create detailed workshop drawings suitable for manufacturing. During this process, all technical details are clarified with the customer, including placement of connections, flange sizes, gasket materials, and any special requirements. This ensures that the final product matches the customer’s intended design precisely.

2. What technical clarifications are typically required before manufacturing begins?

Before production, BEMA and the customer align on several critical parameters:

• Exact geometry and dimensions
• Sizes and positions of inlets, outlets, threads, and flanges
• Material specifications and gasket types
• Required test procedures such as NDT levels or pressure testing
• Final packaging requirements for safe transport This structured clarification process reduces design time and ensures a smooth manufacturing phase.

3. What capabilities does BEMA’s design department offer for cyclone projects?

BEMA’s in‑house design department can transform customer engineering drawings into precise, production‑ready workshop drawings. The team is experienced in handling a wide variety of stainless‑steel process equipment and uses standardized clarification methods to ensure accuracy, manufacturability, and compliance with customer requirements.

4. How should customers prepare their documentation before sending a cyclone separator project to BEMA?

To ensure an efficient project start, customers should prepare:

• A complete engineering drawing with all geometry clearly defined
• Precise material specifications
• A list of required tests (e.g., NDT, pressure tests)
• Packaging requirements for final shipment Providing this information upfront shortens the clarification phase and helps BEMA deliver the cyclone separator faster and with full technical accuracy.