Affordable self cleaning filter for low outputs

Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Mar 5, 2001

Rotorflush Filters is introducing a miniature self cleaning filter to its range, measuring only 100mm in diameter with a throughput of up to 50 litres per minute

Rotorflush Filters introduces a miniature self cleaning filter to its range.

Measuring only 100mm in diameter with a throughput of up to 50 litres per minute it provides a compact and economical solution to a myriad of filtration problems.

The filter unit has an internal cleaning rotor which continually backflushes the filter screen preventing blockage.

Either a small pump can be used to power the cleaning rotor or when used as a pump pre-filter, a proportion of the pump's output is used for the backflushing rotor.

The high quality injection moulded unit is manufactured from polypropylene and acetal with a 316 stainless steel bearing.

A choice of 250 or 100 micron nylon filter screens are available.

Where higher throughputs are required a number of units can be linked together.

Rotorflush believes the unit to be a first in providing a self cleaning filter for low outputs at an affordable price and should be of interest to OEM's for inclusion in a wide range of products.