The price of air flotation machines is mainly affected by the following factors:

Equipment related factors

Processing capability: The larger the processing capability, the larger the specifications, more complex the structure, and more supporting facilities of the air flotation machine, and the higher the price. For example, the price of an air flotation machine with a processing capacity of 50m ³/h is usually higher than that of an air flotation machine with a processing capacity of 20m ³/h.

Material: Commonly used materials include carbon steel, stainless steel, etc. Stainless steel material has better corrosion resistance and stability, but the cost is higher, so the price of stainless steel air flotation machine is more expensive than that of carbon steel material.

Function and configuration: Air flotation machines with special functions or advanced configurations will be priced higher. If an air flotation machine is equipped with advanced components such as an automatic dosing system, automatic slag scraping device, pH automatic adjustment system, and dissolved air release device, its price will be much higher than that of a conventional air flotation machine.

Type: Different types of air flotation machines have differences in principle, structure, and performance, and their prices also vary. For example, the price of dissolved air flotation machine is relatively high, while the price of vortex concave air flotation machine is relatively low due to its relatively simple structure.

Production and operational cost factors

Brands and manufacturers: Well known brands and manufacturers with good reputations usually invest more in production processes, quality control, after-sales service, etc. Their air flotation machines are relatively expensive, but the quality and stability are more guaranteed, and the later operation and maintenance costs are relatively low.

Production process: Advanced production processes can ensure the performance and quality of air flotation machines, but they can also increase production costs, thereby affecting prices. For example, air flotation machines produced using high-precision machining technology, automated welding processes, etc. may be more expensive than those produced using traditional processes.

Transportation cost: If the manufacturer of the air flotation machine is far away from the site of use, transportation costs will increase the total cost of the equipment. For large and heavy-duty air flotation machines, transportation costs may be higher, which can have a significant impact on prices.

Market and environmental factors

Market demand: When there is a strong demand for air flotation machines in the market, prices may remain relatively stable or rise; On the contrary, when demand is insufficient, prices may decrease. For example, in areas or periods with strict environmental policies and high demand for sewage treatment, the price of air flotation machines may be higher.

Regional differences: In economically developed regions, labor and site costs are relatively high, and the sales price of air flotation machines may also be relatively high. Meanwhile, the varying levels of market competition in different regions can also have an impact on prices.

Policies and regulations: The strictness of environmental policies has an indirect impact on the price of air flotation machines. If environmental requirements increase, the performance and quality requirements for air flotation machines will also correspondingly increase, and manufacturers will need to invest more costs in research and development and production, leading to price increases.

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