For every drip irrigation system, filtration is an essential component. It helps keep your irrigation system durable and efficient by preventing clogging during operation.

Among different types of filters, centrifugal filters are known for their durability and long service life. Their grooved design allows for more effective sediment filtration compared to bag filters or disc filters.

Centrifugal filters are an effective solution for irrigation systems that draw water directly from ponds or lakes, especially from rivers with high sediment content such as the Red River and the Mekong River.

For hydroponic systems growing crops such as tomatoes and chili peppers using drip irrigation, disc filters are an excellent choice.

Centrifugal filters are very easy to clean manually. They are designed to be flexible and easy to disassemble when cleaning the filter discs. The filters come in various sizes, allowing customers to choose according to their needs, such as filtering small solids, medium solids, or floating debris.

Features:

• The centrifugal filter is a type of irrigation filter, similar to a dust separator that works based on the centrifugal sedimentation principle.

• Different substances have different masses, allowing clean water to pass through while the filter retains impurities. The filter can be easily removed and cleaned even after many years of use.

Design:

• Spiral system provides efficient cleaning

• Manufactured from plastic designed to resist rust and chemical corrosion in water

• Easy to disassemble and install

• The centrifugal element provides depth filtration, not just surface filtration

• Manual backwash cycle can be initiated from the controller

• Plastic backwash valve is lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and requires low maintenance

• Flexible disc filter design

• Filter layers can be easily replaced