Cartridge Filters Disc

Cartridge Filters Filtration Process
As dirty water travels through a Disc-Kleen Filter, debris is captured along the walls and in the grooves of the channels in the filter element. During the backflush cycle, the valve changes position, the pressure in the outlet manifold loosens the discs autmatically. A specially designed nozzle system inside the filter stack then sprays pressurized water against the loosened discs, spinning them clean quickly and efficiently. After backflushing, the stack of discs automatically compress to resume filtration.

Cartridge Filters Product Advantages
• Quick installation - factory assembled and tested, arriving on a pallet ready for hook up and immediate operation.
• Less maintenance - new molded spine, chemically resistant and performs reliable backflush. Manual cleaning is practically eliminated.
• Filtration grade versatility - filtration discs can be changed quickly and easily from 80 mesh up to 200 mesh
• Optimizes irrigation - less backflush time means more uniform application of water in the field
• System flexibility - each Disc-Kleen Battery is capable of handling a wide operational flow range
• Lasts longer - Manufactured from engineered synthetics to resist rust and corrosion from chemicals and weather.

Cartridge Filters Applications
• For surface water containing algea and other organic materials such as reservoirs, canals, rivers, and waste water applications.
• For well water containing light sand and other contaminants.

Cartridge Filters Specifications
Inlet & outlet connections:
grooved and flanged
Backflush valve flush port:
2" NIPT
Maximum operating pressure:
140 psi
Minimum backflush pressure required:
45 psi
Minimum backflush flow per spine:
30 GPM
Standard mesh sizes and color:
80 - yellow,
120 - red,
140 - black

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