In addition, valuable equipment – heat exchangers, water features, irrigation equipment, fountains etc – are protected from blocking.  At the least, this saves on downtime and maintenance and at best protects against loss of expensive machinery.

Unlike traditional basket strainers, Rotorflush self-cleaning pump filters and intake strainers do not blind or clog. Pumps using our filters are far less likely to block, and wildlife and downstream equipment are protected.

Maintenance is minimal, downtime is reduced, and damage to equipment is avoided.  Our self-cleaning intake filters ensure a continuous filtered supply from your pump in very dirty water conditions.   All our filters are truly – and continuously – self-cleaning.

Our self-cleaning intakes are suitable for use where regulations apply for the protection of eels and for EPA rule 316(b) cooling water intake compliance. Call us to find out more.  

We also supply submersible pumps with our award-winning intake filters integrated into their design

Water filtration and pumping combined. Our submersible filterpumps™ with a built self-cleaning pump filter combine suction intake filtration and pumping directly from a water source.  

Installation and operation are simple, put the filter pump in the water and plug it in.  The self-cleaning backwash mechanism keeps the pump filter clean and the pump delivers filtered water – output is uninterrupted by the backwash.

Most submersible pumps do not have a suction pipe connection, so having good screening and filtration on their suction side often not possible.  That's why Rotorflush have developed and supply a wide range of submersible pumps with their patented self-cleaning technology built-in.

Rotorflush Filterpumps™ can also help you with compliance to EA Regulations for Eel Screening