SPIN-DOWN™ Sediment Filters

SPIN-DOWN™ Sediment Filters

Clear cover is easily removed for total cleaning (No tools required*)
Flow capacity for entire system
Sediment is visible through the clear cover indicating when the filter needs cleaning
Sediment is quickly and easily removed by opening the ball valve at the bottom of the filter cover
Reusable polyester and stainless steel filter screens.
No down time
Made in U.S.A.
* Using tools voids warranty

RECOMMENDED BEFORE WATER SOFTENERS ON WELL WATER

IT WILL TRAP THE LARGE PARTICLES BEFORE THEY GET TO YOUR SOFTENER EXTENDING THE LIFE OF YOUR WATER SOFTENER AND PLUMBING.

COMPLETE SPIN-DOWN™ Sediment Filter

Fleck 5600 Back Washing Sediment Filter

Filter-Ag® has many outstanding advantages over the more common granular filter media used for suspended solids reduction. Its fractured edges and irregular surface provides a high surface area and complex flow path for efficient removal of suspended matter through out the filter bed, typically reducing suspended solids down to the 20-40 micron range.The larger particle size creates less pressure loss through the filter and allows deeper sediment penetration into the bed for higher sediment loading and longer filter runs.
This large and irregular shape prevents the screening and caking of sediment in the top several inches of the filter bed as happens in the typical sand filter, thus preventing a rapid build up of headloss and blinding problems. Filter-Ag’s light weight means lower backwash rates and better bed expansion to release trapped sediment and rinse the filter media during the backwash cycle. This ideal combina-tion of particle shape, size and density make it a good choice wherequality water filtration and water conservation are important.
Although not intended to be an iron reduction media, extensive field experi-ence has shown Filter-Ag’s rough and jagged surface to be very good at entrapping the fragile iron flock that forms after dissolved iron has been oxidized. The fragmented edges are apparently good flock collection points for the precipitated iron. Typical oxida-tion methods include aeration, ozonation and chlorination. Substantial savings can be realized when designing a system using Filter-Ag. Its low pressure drop, high service flow rates and high bed loadings combined with lower backwash rates allow economy in equipment downsizing and reduced pumping requirements. Its light apparent density also saves on handling expense and shipping costs.

Complete System Comes With: