Backwashable water filters are the first line of defense in your home water supply. They effectively remove dirt particles, rust, sand, and sediment from tap water – protecting your pipes, appliances, fixtures, and your health. The advantage: The filter unit can be easily cleaned by backwashing and reused – no need for expensive cartridge replacements.
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Public water systems often introduce foreign particles into household lines due to construction, repairs, or aging infrastructure. Backwash filters remove these contaminants directly after the main water inlet – before they reach your home's plumbing.
Benefits at a Glance:
✓ Protection against pipe blockages and corrosion
✓ Lower maintenance costs for household appliances
✓ Cleaner water for home, garden, and technical systems
✓ No cartridge replacement needed
✓ Durable and low-maintenance
Incoming water flows through a fine filter element (typically 90–100 microns). Dirt collects on the outside of the mesh. During backwashing, the flow is reversed – flushing out the debris via a valve without removing the filter element.
Features vary by model and may include:
• Manual backwash function with control knob
• Automatic backwash with time or pressure control
• Transparent filter housing for visual inspection
Our Filter Range – Designed for Performance
We offer backwash filters in various sizes and configurations:
• With or without pressure reducer
• Manual or automatic cleaning
• For single homes, multi-family homes, and commercial applications
• Wall-mounted or direct connection
• Optional filter mesh sizes from 90 μm to 25 μm
A backwash filter removes mechanical impurities such as sand, rust, and sediment from your incoming water. It protects plumbing, valves, appliances, and fixtures from wear and clogging.
Depending on your water quality, every 2 to 4 weeks is typical. Transparent filter housings let you monitor dirt levels. Automatic systems clean themselves based on time or pressure settings.
No – backwash filters are reusable. The filter element is cleaned by reversing the water flow, saving materials and reducing waste.
We offer models for single-family homes, multi-unit buildings, and light commercial use. The right filter depends on your pipe diameter and water flow rate.
It’s installed directly after the water meter, at the house inlet – in an accessible, frost-protected location. Many models are designed for wall mounting.
Standard filters (e.g. carbon or fine filters) need regular replacements. Backwash filters are more durable, economical, and eco-friendly since they’re cleaned and reused.
