Plate and frame filter press is usually made of__________________?

Correct answer: B. Cast iron

  • A. Mild steel
  • B. Cast iron
  • C. Stainless steel
  • D. Galvanised iron

Explanation

Traditional plate-and-frame filter presses use cast-iron plates and frames because cast iron is rigid, strong, and economical. Stainless steel versions are chosen for corrosive, hygienic, or high-purity applications, but are not the usual general-purpose construction.

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