Disc filter D1 “, 120 mesh

Additional characteristics; Water consumption – 2-3 m3 / h. Working pressure – 3 atm. Filtration – 120 mesh. Disc filter 1 d 1732 D120 is designed to filter irrigation water for drip and landscape irrigation systems with a system flow rate of up to 3 m3 / h. Disc filters are designed to remove sediment particles, sand, scale, for coarse and pre-filtration. Compared to traditional mesh disc filters, they have increased dirt holding capacity, high productivity, and are also easy to wash (manually or automatically) and fully restore their filtering ability. The filter elements consist of a pack (deck) of compressed discs, homogeneous on each side – with a structure consisting of grooves directed obliquely from the inner circumference of the disc to the outer edge. The oblique grooves on the back of the disc are directed from the edge of the disc to the inner circumference, and when the discs are compressed, a sequence of intersections is formed. Thus, a wave-like passage for water is created, when flowing through which, particles larger than the smallest channels are removed from the water. In addition, smaller particles are removed from the water stream and are deposited on the disk by gravity. After the discs are completely clogged with suspended particles, they can be easily removed from the case, then they should be unclenched and washed. The discs are then ready for use again. which are larger than the smallest channels. In addition, smaller particles are removed from the water flow and are deposited on the disk by gravity. After the discs are completely clogged with suspended particles, they can be easily removed from the case, then they should be unclenched and washed. The discs are then ready for use again. which are larger than the smallest channels. In addition, smaller particles are removed from the water stream and are deposited on the disk by gravity. After the discs are completely clogged with suspended particles, they can be easily removed from the housing, then they should be unclenched and washed. The discs are then ready for use again.