WHERE IS IT USED?

Some drop irrigation installations demand completely filtered water otherwise impurities could clog the dispenser compromising the system itself. The same can be said for agriculture irrigation systems which use waters “fished” from canals, lakes or sinks.
But the same problem could be speculated for waters intended to be “cleaned” before being thrown back again in the sewers canals. We think about washing waters used in food industry or in ichthyic breeding industry or in tanning industries washings or about the civil depurators wastewaters.

One of our compact filtering group, for instance, is used for the filtration of industrial liquid/fluid lubricant coming from mechanical processing- filtration of emulsifying lubri-cooling- which means minor disposal and more recycling of the fluids themselves with remarkable economical saving (see PROFESSIONAL SYSTEM).

In short, the panorama is really vast, if we refer to endless industrial fields in which liquids of any kind need to be “filtered” before disposal or reuse.

We can think that even our house taps, in outlet, have a little filter which intercepts little residuals. Have you ever tried to dismount them? You would surely notice that they contain very little solid fragments.