Separator Filter systems work according to the principle of removing solids and particles with a specific gravity higher than water from water by the effect of centrifugal force. Due to the centrifugal effect that occurs when water enters the inlet chamber tangentially, particles heavier than water are thrown towards the device walls and descend towards the collection zone with spiral movements. Particles collected in the lower chamber of the filter are discharged periodically or continuously manually or automatically. The water separated from the particles is pulled upwards through the vortex in the middle of the separator and passes to the outlet line.

Features of Separator Filters

Separator Filters have the ability to operate 24 hours a day without interruption.
It retains all particles up to 70 microns.
Can work in high capacity ranges
It has an automatic self-cleaning feature.
There is no need to cut off the water during cleaning.
It does not require spare parts, there are no moving parts inside.
Maintenance only consists of cleaning the chamber where solids are collected.
Pressure loss is constant, there is no change in flow even at high capacities.
Since there is no filter element inside, there is no risk of clogging.