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Washing of surfaces and laundry is one of the promising areas were nanobubbles can make a difference in the application. Reducing the amount of detergent, has a positive effect by reducing pollution, washing laundry without detergent, would greatly benefit the environment. Nanobubbles can lower the surface tension of water, the large amounts of oxygen molecules in bubbles charge the water negative.
The RF600 series self-cleaning intake strainer provides industrial strength, low maintenance filtration for surface mounted pumps. The RF600 series is extremely tough stainless steel self-cleaning basket filters that protect pumps and other connected equipment from blocking and blinding when pumping dirty water. The award winning self-cleaning mechanism in the filters provides a continuous backwash keeping the filter mesh free of weed, debris and other suspended solids. The RF600 can handle 90m3 to 275 m3 per hour.
Self-cleaning filters prevent pumps from blocking and make aeration more efficient. These pump are also excellent as dewatering filters for drainage of tanks or flooded areas. This video explains the inner-workings of this smart water-filter.
Imagine your kitchen floor or bathroom tiles being cleaned by very tiny bubbles. Sounds great, a new technological era is dawning.
The RF200 till RF400 are self-cleaning filters for attachment to the suction hose of surface mounted pumps. They can be fitted with tough nylon filter mesh or sintered stainless steel mesh and can filter from 50 - 315 microns. The inlet filters have a capacity from 220 to 1000 liters per minute. All the filters have an internal cleaning rotor, that is water powered by taking a 'T' off the output of your pump to supply the filter internal rotors. This supply continuously backwashes the mesh screen pushing away anything that might cause it to block. These filters can operate in very dirty water without blocking, reducing the need for settlement tanks and keeping maintenance to a minimum.
The ECLG‑35 Residual Chlorine Meter is a high-precision, reagent-free sensor designed for continuous monitoring of free residual chlorine in drinking water and industrial water systems. Utilizing a 3-electrode pulse voltammetry method, the ECLG-35 offers accurate and stable measurements without the use of chemical reagents, significantly reducing operational costs and environmental impact. The sensor features an advanced automatic cleaning system, combining bead flow and electrolytic cleaning to maintain consistent sensitivity and minimize drift over time. With a measuring range of 0.00–3.00 mg/L, high repeatability (±2% FS), and a fast response time (T90 ≤ 1 minute), the ECLG-35 ensures reliable chlorine control under varying water conditions. This unit is equipped with automatic temperature compensation and a built-in thermistor, ensuring stable performance across a wide pH and conductivity range. Installation is flexible: wall-mounting is standard, or optional pipe-mounting is available on Ø50 mm tubing. Ideal for use in water treatment plants, distribution networks, buildings, hospitals, hotels, and food or pharmaceutical industries, the ECLG‑35 provides peace of mind in water safety and regulatory compliance — all while operating without consumables or complex maintenance procedures. If you need a durable, low-maintenance chlorine meter that delivers long-term accuracy and efficiency, the ECLG‑35 is the wise choice.
Self-cleaning inlet filter: video demonstration, efficient water filtration, innovative design for clean water intake.
Small inlet filter series is the smallest self-cleaning inlet filter (strainer). It filters from 30 to 90 liters / minute and is designed to protect pumps and other equipment. This robust and reliable filter is easy to install. It's compact, lightweight and has simple connections. Great for gardens and light industrial applications where there is a need to filter water. The strainer uses 20 - 25% of the pump's output drive the internal back washing rotor, cleaning the whole screen every ½ second. Debris, wildlife and suspended solids are kept clear of the filter mesh.