Pressure-type filtration equipment

Pressure-type water treatment filtration equipment is a purification device that uses pressurized flow to pass water through layers of filter media, removing suspended solids, colloids, iron, manganese, organic matter, and odors. Common filter media include quartz sand, activated carbon, manganese sand, and multi-layer filters, which effectively improve water quality by reducing turbidity and color.

This equipment is typically installed as a pre-treatment step in water treatment systems, extending the service life of downstream equipment (such as softeners and RO membrane systems) and improving overall efficiency. Pressure filters feature a compact structure, large treatment capacity, easy operation, and automatic backwashing. They are widely used in industrial process water, boiler feed water, drinking water treatment, food & beverage production, and public water supply systems.