Our industrial sand filters involves the flow of water through a bed of granular media with settling basins in conventional water treatment trains. This enables to remove the particulate matter left over after flocculation and settling. This works on the principles of mechanical straining and physical adsorption. Hence this is a physical-chemical process for separating suspended and colloidal impurities from water. The impurities are absorbed on the surface of grains and the water fills the pores of the filter medium. Whereas for activated carbon filter, activated carbon is filled in the tank. After which the fluid is passed through the filter and with the adsorption process, the color of fluid is removed.

Our range of industrial aerators is used extensively for aeration and destratification of an entire pond or lake and floating mountains by the use of floats, pumps, displays, nozzles and submersible lights. These are reckoned for the following features:

• It offers a powerful pumping action that enables oxygen transportation by breaking the wastewater into a spray of particles.
• It creates more surface area for atmospheric pressure to move oxygen into wastewater thereby dispersing and mixing oxygen enriched water.
• These aerators offer excellent oxygen transfer and are widely demanded in lagoons, stabilization basins, SBRs, activated sludge, aerobic digestion and upgrades of existing systems.