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Fully automatic filter with an electrically operated self-cleaning mechanism for flow rates up to 700 m³/h.

• Filtration finenesses from 10-1000 µ
• Large filter area of up to 19.150 cm²
• Low power consumption
• Electronically monitored cleaning with flexible control options

• Cooling water
• Service water
• Waste Water
• Water Supply Systems

The fully automatic backwash filter type JET eliminate undesirable solid particles from cooling and service water supply systems and from other hydrostatic pressure systems. The impurities are separated from the liquid by retention in special slotted tube cartridges with axial slots (100% surface filtration).
The JET Filter Type 2000 can be installed in the pipeline in any fitting position (horizontal or vertical). The filter has no moving parts.
Design Data:
flow rate 1 m³/h to 25,000 m³/h 
filter fineness ≥ 50 µm, ≤ 5 mm 
operating pressure 1.5 to 63 bar 
flange DN 50 to DN 3000 
manual/automatic backwash yes 
filter housing steel, stainless steel, plastic, 
glas-fibre-reinforced plastic (GRP)
Advantages:
High backwash speed (up to 10 m/s) 
Any mounting position (horizontally / vertically) 
Simple installation (inline construction) 
Low wear (no movable parts in the filter) 
Low backwash water loss 
No differential pressure increase during the fi ltering process 
Wide range of materials 
Ready-made cabling 
Special design possible on customer’s request

Material Filter Housing: Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel, GRP, Plastic

Automatic self-cleaning water filters are water filters that automatically clean themselves without the need for manual intervention. They do this by reversing the flow of water through the filter, which flushes out any trapped debris.
There are two main types of automatic self-cleaning water filters:
Backwashing filters: These filters use a backwashing mechanism to flush out the debris. Backwashing is a process where the flow of water is reversed through the filter, which causes the debris to be dislodged and flushed away.
Mechanically cleaned filters: These filters use a mechanical mechanism to clean the filter. This mechanism can be a brush, a scraper, or a pulsing jet of water.
The self-cleaning process can be initiated based on preset time intervals, differential pressure measurements, or other parameters, and often employs backwashing, rotating brushes, or suction scanning among other techniques to clear the filter media or element of contaminants.
Automatic self-cleaning water filters are available in a variety of sizes and configurations to meet the needs of different applications. They are commonly used in industrial, commercial, and municipal settings, but they can also be used in homes.
Here are some of the benefits of using automatic self-cleaning water filters:

• They require little maintenance.
• They can remove a wide range of contaminants, including sediment, bacteria, and viruses.
• They can help to improve the taste and quality of water.
• They can extend the lifespan of other water treatment equipment.

Automatic self-cleaning industrial water filters are designed to cater to a wide range of applications in various industries due to their ability to maintain consistent water quality and flow rates while reducing maintenance. Typical applications include:
Cooling Towers: They help in preventing the clogging of nozzles and ensuring efficient heat exchange by removing suspended solids from the cooling water.
Heat Exchangers: These filters protect heat exchangers from particulate buildup, which can reduce heat transfer efficiency and increase energy costs.
Process Water Treatment: Industries like paper and pulp, petrochemical, and chemical manufacturing use self-cleaning filters to ensure high-quality process water.
Irrigation: In agricultural applications, they prevent the clogging of drip and spray irrigation systems by filtering out organic and inorganic materials.
Wastewater Treatment: These filters can be used as a pretreatment step to protect downstream equipment from large solids or to enhance the efficiency of subsequent treatment processes.
Aquaculture: Ensuring clean water is crucial for fish farms. These filters help in removing waste and other particles, ensuring a healthier environment for fish.
Mining: In mineral extraction processes, they're used to filter out particulate matter from process water.
Food and Beverage Production: They can be used to ensure consistent water quality for various processes, from washing raw materials to process cooling.
Oil and Gas: In both upstream and downstream processes, these filters are used to treat water used in drilling, hydraulic fracturing, and refining processes.
Municipal Water Treatment: They can act as a pre-filtration step, protecting more sensitive downstream processes like membrane systems.
Desalination Plants: These filters are used as a pretreatment step to remove larger particles before the seawater undergoes processes like reverse osmosis.
Power Generation: In power plants, especially those using steam turbines, clean water is essential. These filters ensure the water used is free from particulates that could harm the machinery.
Metalworking and Manufacturing: Used to filter coolants and wash water to remove metal shavings, fines, and other particulates.
Recycled Water Systems: They aid in filtering out contaminants from recycled or reused water, ensuring its suitability for its intended use.
This list is by no means exhaustive, as automatic self-cleaning water filters can be beneficial in any application where large volumes of water need to be consistently filtered with minimal manual intervention.