Filter Media & Chemical

Green Sand

Filter sand

Manganese Dioxide

MnO2 is highly used in the water treatment industry for softening hard water by the removal of soluble iron, manganese, hydrogen sulphide, arsenic and other soluble metals from water. Manganese is generally used in the oxidation chamber of the water treatment plant for oxidizing soluble metals, mainly iron for making the water soft and drinkable.

Activated Carbon

Granular activated carbon (GAC) has been widely used in drinking water treatment due to its effectiveness in adsorbing a wide range of organic compounds, undesirable tastes and odors, controlling the formation of chlorinated pollutants and reducing the amount of ozonation byproducts such as bromate.

Anthracite Coal

Anthracite Filter Media are filtration materials for turbidity and SS removal. Since the specific gravity is lighter than that of Filter Sand, it is much used in combination with Filter Sand in dual-media filtration, to consist reverse grain layers after backwashing.

Quartz Sand

Quartz sand filter is generally used as a pretreatment for pure water equipment and mineral water equipment, and it mainly retains and adsorbs sediment, colloid, metal ions, and organic matter through the filter media.

Filter media

Treated Sand

A sand treatment plant is a mechanism for filtering impurities that consists of a sand tank through which water circulates. The sand acts as a natural filtering agent, capturing any impurities in the water to purify it and ensure its quality.