SCREEN TECHNOLOGY
ALL FILTRATION TECHNOLOGIES UNDER ONE ROOF
Suction-Scanning Screen Technology
Fast and efficient self-cleaning technology with continuous flow of filtered water.
Suction-scanning screen technology combines focused flush with automation to provide 100% cleaning of the screen area. The success of this technology has established Amiad as a global leader in providing water filtration solutions. The sophisticated screen is the optimal combination of material strength, filtration efficiency and cleanability allowing the accumulating filter cake to be rapidly and totally removed. Amiad’s suction-scanning technology enables optimal cleaning with recovery rates of up to 99%.
Water Types
High efficient surface filtration, suitable for all water types, ideal for removing high levels of mineral suspended solids
Filtration Element
Unique multi-layer weavewire stainless steel screens.
Self-Cleaning
Triggered by the accumulation of a filter cake and performed only as needed for minimal water and energy waste.
Filtration Degree
10-10,000 micron
Advantages
Eliminates the need for isolating the filter during the self-cleaning cycle enabling uninterrupted process flow.
Highlights
Highly efficient, low operating pressure, minimal water and energy waste.
OMEGA SERIES
ABF SERIES
EBS SERIES
SAF-X SERIES
MINI SIGMA SERIES
SIGMA PRO SERIES
TAF SERIES
MCFM Series
Additional Technologies
Disc Technology AU
Spin Klin™ disc technology uses thin, color-coded polymeric discs that are diagonally grooved on both sides to a specific micron size. A series of these discs are stacked and compressed on a specially designed spine, with the top groove in the opposite to the groove below. Read more
Microfiber Technology
Amiad’s fiber thread technology to create a self-cleaning filter system. The filtration element is a thread cassette - fine threads are wound over a rigid grooved base plate that are mounted on hollow collector pipes. Read more
Media Technology
Depth and surface filtration with media filters is done by filtering water through a thick layer of graded particles - sand, gravel or other granular materials - called a filter bed. Read more