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Rotorflush Cobalt 600 Filter Pumps. Submersible pumps with an integral self-cleaning filter on the suction intake. These industrial, low to medium pressure, robust filter pumps offer high volume pumping and screening - up to 108 m3 / hr, 475 US GPM.
Price from: £16,090
Rotorflush Idrogo Filterpumps™. Medium-head submersible filter pumps with built-in self-cleaning filter on their intake. Stainless steel bodied pumps, ideal for domestic and small scale industrial use, delivering up to 120 litres per minute, maximum head 80 metres.
Price from: £3,045
Rotorflush Nauti Filterpumps™. High-head submersible filter pumps with built-in self-cleaning filters on the suction intake. They have a maximum output of 220 litres a minute, and can pump up to 10 bar. Pumping and filtration are combined. All stainless steel construction.
Price from: £2,915
Rotorflush Nauti Filterpumps™. Now available in 60 Hz supple High-head submersible filter pumps with built-in self-cleaning filters on the suction intake. They have a maximum output of 60 USGPM, and can pump up to 375 ft. Pumping and filtration are combined. All stainless steel construction.
Price from: £2,665
Rotorflush Omnia Filterpumps™. Submersible pumps with built-in pump suction self-cleaning filters. Single phase low head filter pumps - up to 220 litres a minute, 70 US GPM. Ideal for sampling and small open loop heat pump systems.
Price from: £2,260
Rotorflush Pebble Filterpumps™. Pebble submersible filter pump with built-in self-cleaning filter on the pump suction intake. It has a maximum output of 80 L/min and a max head of 6m. They are our smallest filter pump, ideal for sampling, eel passes, small water features, and domestic use.
Price from: £910
The RF100AN-Q Analyser Filter System. Designed to provide filtered sample water for analysers and dosing pump systems. The system incorporates a Rotorflush self-cleaning filter, to protect equipment and ensure low maintenance sampling and monitoring. It is excellent for filtering difficult samples contaminated with suspended solids for supply to chlorine, ammonia and other analysers.
Price from: £3,490
RF1100AR Self-cleaning Filters and Strainers. RF1100AR self-cleaning intake strainers are for attachment to the suction hose of surface mounted pumps. These tough, 1100 mm diameter, industrial, all stainless-steel construction, mechanical filters can deliver up to 1,265 m3/hour, 5,570 US GPM
Price from: £0
RF600LW Self-cleaning Filters. The RF600LWs are robust stainless steel self-cleaning basket filters that protect pumps and other equipment from blocking and blinding when pumping dirty water. They are fitted with 1 mm - 6 mm stainless steel mesh screens, handling up to 730 m3/hour, 3,215 US GPM.
Price from: £9,845
The UK Water Industry makes extensive use of Rotorflush self-cleaning filters and filter pumps. Our products are used for:
Intake screens frequently block and clog. Trash and intake screens are cleared using high pressure wash water. As the source of this water is on the dirty side of the STW, a pump that will screen and pump final effluent without blocking is essential for low maintenance running of these plants. And that's what Rotorflush Filterpumps™ do. The filtered water they pump keeps spray bars and nozzles from clogging with suspended solids, weed or debris.
There is a constant need in the water industry to monitor water quality at all stages of water treatment. Our smaller filter pumps and Analyser Filter Systems protect analytical equipment at water monitoring sites. They provide protection to equipment to help ensure continuous monitoring and are very low maintenance.
Other water and utility companies internationally are also discovering the cost and maintenance benefits of our products. We provide innovative, low maintenance, robust and reliable filtration for raw water, secondary and final effluent, and we are developing products for effective filtration in raw sewage.
Environmental legislation for the protection of eels and fish now applies to many uses of raw water. Rotorflush's self-cleaning intakes on all our products allow 2 mm screening of raw water while keeping the screen mesh clear. As well as meeting regulatory requirements, these very low maintenance screens have the added benefit of reducing the load of particulate and debris further down the line.
Rotorflush submersible filter pumps with their integral self-cleaning filters can pump up to 2,500 liters per minute and filter to 60 microns.
Rotorflush submersible filter pumps offer a range of capabilities and installation options for providing waste water treatment wash water. Because of this versatility, many waste water treatment projects have integrated our products into their designs.
All Rotorflush self-cleaning filters and submersible pumps filter directly from the water source. Therefore, pumps with self-cleaning intakes can be suspended in secondary and final effluent. Pumping and filtering are combined, and the filters self-clean as the pumps operate.
The filter mesh stays clear, pumps and other equipment – spray bars, nozzles and pipework – do not block. The filters stay clear without the need for expensive built-in in-line filtration or compressed air driven backwashes.
In many cases, installing self-cleaning filters directly in the water source can make considerable capital savings.
Over 200 RF100AN-Q Analyser Filter Systems have been supplied to the water industry as low maintenance filtration for online analysers. It is specifically designed to provide filtered samples for analysers and dosing pump systems with almost no maintenance.
It is excellent for filtering difficult samples contaminated with suspended solid for supply to chlorine, ammonia and other analysers.
Case Study
Trility were able to wash down the screen and were able to install and remove the screen easily when needed. They were impressed with the performance of the unit as a cost-effective alternative to inline screening or other filtering processes.
C J Hiscock, Sales
Rotorflush Filters LtdTrility, a water utility service provider operating in Australia, is a company that covers the full life cycle of water all the way through to waste water treatment. They approached us to trial a Rotorflush waste water treatment filter for the Redcliffe Sewage Treatment Plant in South East Queensland over a two-month period.
Trility concluded that the two-month trial was a success and that, in the absence of any access to screened wash water, the Rotorflush intake screen provided a viable alternative to in-line and other filtering options where these could not be used.
Read the Full Case StudyRotorflush self-cleaning filtration products are used for separating solids from dirty and contaminated water so that pumps, spray bars, irrigation and other equipment does not block or clog. Typical uses are:
All of our self-cleaning intake screens are specified to suit required flow rates.
Filter pumps are recommended based on the flow rate and pressure needed, taking into account any pressure losses through your set-up.
Intake strainers and screens are specified according to the maximum flow through that is required.
Consideration should be given to what mesh size you need - top tip, go for the largest mesh size you can get away with to minimise maintenance.
Yes, environmental regulations may determine the type of filter pump or strainer to be used. Products can be sized to account for Eel Regulations or EPA rule 316(b) if applicable, so that intake velocity and mesh size meet regulatory requirements.
We are an innovative and forward-looking company and are actively engaged in trials to enable effective screening of raw sewage. Watch this space. At the moment though, use of our products in raw sewage is not recommended.
The grease and oil in raw sewage combines readily with fibrous material and is extremely difficult to screen once it begins to accumulate. This is how fat bergs are formed. Screened sewage is better, and final effluent is OK.
Some people, however, have gained a benefit in very difficult water conditions by using our screens in combination with a rigorous maintenance regime - see this Case Study.
Yes – because our products pump and filter directly from a dirty water source, there is less need for expensive in-line filtration.
All our products have built-in self-cleaning back-washes that prevent intake screens from blocking, keep pumps clear and protect other connected equipment. This reduces maintenance, minimises downtime and can extend the life of pumps. Screening water for reuse can also cut costs.
Talk to our friendly team of engineers to discuss your design requirements.
Talk to our friendly team of engineers to discuss your design requirements.
Through our worldwide distribution network, we offer the ability to:
or Email sales@rotorflush.com and a member of our expert, friendly team will call you back and find the self-cleaning filter, strainer or filter pump to suit your needs.
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