AGF PRO Series for Industry
Advanced All Polymeric Media Filter for Industry
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Technology
Media
Type
Automatic
Flow rate
up to 70 m³/h (308 gpm) per unit
AGF PRO. Advanced All Polymeric Media Filter for Industry
The innovative all-polymeric AGF Pro is a corrosion-proof media filter with exceptional chemical resistance that may be used in a variety of industrial water treatment applications.
Two massive service ports facilitate and simplify access and maintenance. For maximum cleanability and a quick and easy backwash, the AGF Pro’s specially designed underdrain includes 55 diffuser nozzles.
The lightweight AGF Pro requires no crane to install and comes with detachable support legs for easy storage and transportation.
There are several battery configurations available.
Applications: intake water, cooling water, process water, wastewater, reclaim/reuse, drinking water, seawater
Online Products Catalogue
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Product Benefits
Lightweight
No crane required for installation
Superior underdrain system
55 diffuser nozzles
Various bed types
Sand, gravel, activated carbon, anthracite, basalt, etc.
Easy inspection and loading
Two large elliptical access ports
Polymeric
Excellent corrosion and chemical resistance
Sturdy construction
Made with special synthetic materials
Technical Materials & Support
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