Winnow Group is pleased to announce the availability of the new and unique Hydro-Spin screen and disc filters to irrigators in Australia and New Zealand.
Incorporating a patented filter inlet system, Hydro-Spin is an innovative design that has taken manual-cleaning irrigation filters to a new level. This design creates a continuous and rapid circular motion of water within the filter housing. The resulting hydro-cyclone effect, and a turbulent cross-flow current over the filter element surface, work together to substantially increase the operating time interval between filter services.
Sediment particles are kept in suspension and gradually migrate to the bottom of the filter housing. This means they can be flushed by opening the manual drain valve, without having to depressurise or shut the system down.
The Hydro-Spin technology is available with selected screen and disc filters in the Winnow™ Plasline series, which can handle flow rates between 5m³/h and 70m³/h. Hydro-Spin filters are available with 1½”, 2”, and 3” BSP connections, and have a filtration range between 85 and 400 microns.
The growing demand for greater water efficiency in the irrigation sector means more efficient and effective filtration has never been more important.
Hydro-Spin filters are ideal for use with drip or spray irrigation. Over the last five years, they have been tested across an extensive range of irrigation and industrial applications in Europe and the Middle East, and have proved themselves a better filter choice for irrigator productivity.
For further information, please contact a consultant at Winnow Group on phone: 1300 134 812, or email: [email protected].
Find Irrigation Related Companies In The Pump Industry Capability Guide
-
Works complete at Yarra Valley Water’s Monbulk Pump Station
Yarra Valley Water has completed works to expand sewerage systems at its Monbulk Pump Station in Victoria’s east; allowing...
-
Push to prevent wastewater blockage
Water Corporation has urged South Hedland residents to consider what they put down their toilets, sinks and drains to...
-
Tamworth commences latest phase of drought emergency works
Exploratory bore drilling is underway in Tamworth in a bid to extend the city’s long-term water supply amid a...
-
World-first wave energy technology to power desalination pumps
Carnegie Wave Energy has received a $1.27 million grant from the Federal government for a wave-powered desalination plant on...
-
Ragazzini Rotho pumps now available from Hydro Innovations
The Ragazzini Rotho range of positive displacement peristaltic pumps are now available from Hydro Innovations. The range features a...
-
International Course on Irrigation
An International Course on Irrigation will be held in Europe in October 2016. The objective of the course is...
-
A facelift for Newcastle’s century-old pump station
By Rebecca Todesco, Pump Industry Magazine Just like humans, infrastructure is not immune to the ravages of time, and...
-
Clapham Pumping Station
Clapham pumping station is designed to pump approximately 1750l/s from Clapham to Wattle Park. Clapham Pump station consists of...
