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Leading Manufacturers
Shelco Filters
Middletown, CT | 800-543-5843Our company is the filtering systems expert. We know everything there is to know about filtering liquids and oils for many industries ranging from the petrochemical industry to waste water management. It is our goal to provide customized solutions that you can trust and rely on every day. You will find that our attention to detail and superior service can help you in multiple ways. Contact us to learn more!
Eaton Filtration
Tinton Falls, NJ | 800-859-9212We offer solutions for many different industries including industrial water, industrial processes, fuel and petrochemical as well as many others. We strive to ensure that we are bringing you top of the line customer service with every business encounter in order to keep you coming back to us for all of your filtering system needs. For more information on how we may be able to assist you; get in touch with our customer service division today!
Harvard Corporation®
Evansville, WI | 800-523-1327Harvard Corporation is a leading service-oriented manufacturer and developer of high-quality filtration equipment and filtering systems, applied to transmission and hydraulic fluids as well as cutting oils and coolants. Call Harvard Corporation today for information on our filtration systems.
All Filters LLC
Salt Lake City, UT | 801-953-0070All Filters is a premiere online store that sells water filtration and air filtration products. We carry a complete line of water filters, including pitcher filters, undersink filters, reverse osmosis systems, whole house units, water softeners, refrigerator filters, shower filters, camping filters, and even garden filters. We also carry 1" air conditioner and furnace filters for your home.
COMO Filtration Systems
Janesville, WI | 800-451-0028COMO Filtration Systems is dedicated to helping industry meet today's economic and environmental concerns dealing with industrial fluids. We design, engineer, and manufacture a quality line of filtration products that will help clean and recycle both petroleum and water based industrial fluids.
Water Filtration Systems - Precision Filtration ProductsWater filtering is a very important process. In developed economies, industrial water filtering takes place on very large scales in order to provide populations with sufficient quantities of safe drinking water. That water is also used for other purposes such as dish and clothes washing, both of which purposes require access to a source of water that meets a certain standard of cleanliness.
In developing economies, small scale water filtration efforts are also essential to public health and well-being. Access to clean water is a major source of contention worldwide, which makes effective water filtration technologies very important. There are several different methods of filtering water. Each method offers different advantages, and each method is more appropriate in some circumstances than in others.
Water Filtration Systems - Precision Filtration ProductsElectrodialysis (ED), for instance, uses membranes to desalinate or electrically concentrate solutions by allowing passage of either the positively or negatively charged ions, into which the salt was dissociated, while excluding the passage of ions of opposite charge. The membranes and other active surfaces have a tendency to become fouled or scaled.
Electrodialysis reversal (EDR), on the other hand, deals with this problem by reversing the electrical current and exchanging the fresh product water and the concentrate wastewater streams within the membrane stack many times per hour. This process removes the fouling and scaling constituents from one cycle to the next. Reverse osmosis (RO) is a cost-effective pretreatment for ion-exchange demineralization that unloads 95-99 percent of dissolved salts, TOC and silica from the water supply.
RO is a multi-stage process in which cylindrical pressure vessels house interconnected cellophane-like membrane elements with hole sizes of less than .0002 microns, through which incoming dirty water is forced. Other common water filtering methods include electrodeionization (EDI) and ultrafiltration (UF). Water filtering systems are necessary to purify contaminated or unclean water.
Water filtration is common in the wastewater/sewage treatment, food and beverage processing, automotive/trucking, agricultural, pharmaceutical, chemical, mining, and pulp and paper industries.