Features of mesh filters: These filters use filtering elements of different filtration levels (sieve, stainless steel mesh). These filter elements are flushed under water pressure. The water supply does not stop during the rinsing process. 

     Filter elements retain contaminants that accumulate on the surface of the filter element. Removable contaminants - sand, clay, rust, etc. It is necessary to wash the filtering elements at regular intervals of at least once every three months or when the system pressure is reduced. 

   Flushable mechanical filter Plus DN20

The Plus DN20 fine filter ensures an uninterrupted water supply. The filter retains fine rust particles, sand and other impurities in cold water systems. Abrasive particles spoil the water supply system and can permanently break meters, taps, clamps and other devices. Deposits are removed manually by unscrewing the tap at the bottom of the filter. 

Main features:

• External bronze connectors ¾" DN20;
• Filtered water temperature up to 40 °C;
• Transparent casing makes it possible to assess the contamination of the filter;
• Compact design allows you to install the filter in a limited space;
• Filter mesh hole diameter 100 μm;
• The flask and the sieve change easily;
• Maximum pressure up to 10 bar;
• Weight 1 kg.

                   Price 50,00 Eur

Materials: body made of durable stamped bronze; bronze joints; stainless steel strainer; shockproof transparent case
is made of synthetic, stable material. 

Principle of operation: under normal conditions, water flows through the filter strainer through the filter outlet. The ball valve opens to flush the filter and the dirty particles leave the filter. The drinking water supply does not stop during the flushing process. Flow Δp = 0.2 bar 2.8 m³/h.

Dimensions:

• L-158 mm,
• l-90 mm,
• h-180 mm,
• R ¾“ DN20,
• G ¾“ DN20.

Technical data

Bernoulli automatic filters

Automatic filters are self-cleaning filters designed for continuous water filtration in pressurized systems. The filters are used to remove debris, sediments from seawater, river water and process liquids. The principle of filtration is quite simple, as it is based on the laws of physics.  

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