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Clearly you are fed-up with having to clean out your pump suction intake, and are probably exasperated and frustrated by interrupted water flow and blocked pipes and equipment. You need a Rotorflush, but do you need a submersible filter pump or a self-cleaning filter? Read on...

There are almost as many ways of screening dirty water as there are pumps screens and filters available to use. This page describes some typical uses and benefits of deploying Rotorflush self-cleaning industrial suction intake water filters, compares different self-cleaning intake strainers and their best use in various situations, as well as the benefits of not having to unblock screens and pumps so often.

Rotorflush Filterpumps™ - submersible water pumps with built-in self-cleaning suction intake filters and screens - are available in a wide range of duties. Choosing which filterpump suits your pumping and water screening requirements depends on many factors. This article will help you choose the right filterpump for you, offering a comparison of flow rates and uses.

Submersible pumps with self-cleaning intake filters are an advanced pumping solution designed to handle dirty and contaminated water efficiently. These Filterpump™ filter pumps integrate self-cleaning filters that prevent blockages and maintain optimal pump performance. This report explores the various applications and benefits of these innovative submersible pumps.

By far the best way of dealing with blocked and clogged pumps is to take steps to ensure that your pump does not get blocked in the first place. The use of self-cleaning intakes on suction hose, and submersible pumps with self-cleaning intakes will go a long way to achieving this.

How to Pump and Screen Dirty Water Without Blocking Your Pump (or anything else along the way)

Take your Golf course maintenance and irrigation to the next level with Rotorflush self-cleaning filter and filter pump products.