Multi-stage filtration captures suspended solids down to the micron level, clarifying the water for reuse or discharge.
After oils are removed, fine suspended solids remain. Mechanical filtration passes the water through progressively finer media — multi-media beds, bag filters and cartridge filters — physically straining out particulate the eye cannot see.
Filtration is what makes water clear enough to reuse in your pressure washer or hand off to a polishing stage. WaterMaze matches the media and micron rating to your water, balancing clarity against filter life.
Layered sand and anthracite trap the bulk of the suspended solids.
Replaceable filter bags capture mid-range particulate economically.
Fine cartridges bring the water down to micron-level clarity.
Filtration equipment is used to remove suspended solids from a waste stream. This can include pre-screening debris from clogging downstream equipment, polishing a clarified stream, and dewatering collected solids for improved solids handling.
The Indexing Polishing Filter (IPF) can be applied as pre-treatment or post-treatment in a system to remove particulates. The IPF can use multiple grades of filter paper to achieve the best results.
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The REC/ZCF Skid is a powerful and flexible pumping and filtration system that can serve as the hub of a wide range of treatment system processes — to treat, discharge or recycle.
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