Filtration to prevent emitters clogging is essential to uniform water distribution. It is vital to protecting your investment, ensuring high production quality and profitable yield.

One of the most common irrigation system challenges is preventing emitters clogging caused by various organic and inorganic materials. Clogging can severely decrease the irrigation system’s performance and create the need for frequent maintenance. Our complete range of field-proven filtration solutions answer the need for clean water of farmers around the world, saving them time, water and energy costs.

Which Amiad Filter Should I Use?

Specific Information is required to determine the best filtration solution for youir specific needs.

• Flow Rate – What is the minimum and maximum flow rate in your system? (m3/h) • Operating Pressure – What is the minimum and maximum operating pressure in your system? (Bar, kPa, psi)
• Inlet size – What is the pipe diameter that the filter will be attached to?
• System Requirement – What is the filter expected to achieve? (eg. Remove suspended solids to protect an Ultra Filtration/Reverse Osmosis installation)
• Material to be removed – What type of debris is in the water? (eg. Sand, algae, clay, colloidal particles.)

Automatic or Manual Filters?

This is a question of system requirements, quality of water, maintenance budget and actual filter performance. There are two minimum requirements for fully automatic filtration: FLOW and PRESSURE. Amiad’s Automatic Filters are designed to self clean the filter; therefore the discharge flow and pressure are essential to providing maximum cleaning efficiency.