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Langmoor Manor
Charmouth
DT6 6BU
UK
Telephone: (UK) +44 1297 560229
http://www.rotorflush.com
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Listing of all 6 news releases from Rotorflush Filters:
High capacity mechanical DP valve
Rotorflush Filters has developed a 2 inch balanced stainless steel valve, which provides a fine control of self cleaning filter operation
News from Rotorflush Filters (12 September 2007)
Water supply for analysers, intake screens
The unique, innovative Rotorflush pump and self cleaning intake filter combination, to be on display at WWEM 2006, provides a supply of filtered water for analysers, intake screens and washdown hoses
News from Rotorflush Filters (25 September 2006)
Water extracted from raw sewage to clean screens
User application article The unique Rotorflush Filterpump, a submersible pump with a self cleaning intake screen, is used for extracting water from raw sewage and final effluent to provide washwater for inlet screens
News from Rotorflush Filters ( 7 April 2006)
Pump manufacturer needed to exploit filter patent
Rotorflush has developed and test marketed a submersible pump with an integral self-cleaning intake screen, they now seek a partner to further commercialise this technology
News from Rotorflush Filters (27 August 2004)
New pump enables affordable water recycling
The Filterpump has a 250 micron fixed intake screen, continually backwashed by internal rotating jets powered by a dedicated impeller, keeping the screen clear even in highly contaminated fluids
News from Rotorflush Filters (16 December 2003)
Rotorflush self cleaning filter systems
Rotorflush has been selling its very simple and cost effective self cleaning filters into a few specialists sectors, where the self cleaning properties gave significant market advantages
News from Rotorflush Filters ( 1 July 2003)
