The new, single screen compact filters are designed to handle flow rates of between 50 to 550m³ an hour (m3/hr) using 25, 40 or 50 micron screens, with the ability to operate in vertical or horizontal configurations.
“The superiority of Filtersafe’s technologies and its emphasis on collaborative R&D brings unrivalled value, effectiveness and durability to even the most demanding filtration needs,” said Etai Dagan, CEO, Filtersafe.
Produced with fewer parts, Filtersafe says the service area has been significantly reduced – by 40%, meaning the Compact filters are easier to maintain and resulting in a longer service life.
“Thanks to Filtersafe’s growing team of experienced and talented filtration specialists, by introducing the Compact line, Filtersafe technologies will continue to be renowned for their performance and durability around the globe,” added Mr Dagan.
IMO regulations require all ships to implement a Ballast Water Management Plan and the new filters, which are approved by the Administration, comply with expected changes to the ‘International Convention for the Control and Management of Ships’ Ballast Water and Sediments’ (BWMS).
The line will also be available with 15 to 200 micron screens, meaning Filtersafe Compact can also be used in the shipping of oil and gas and other industrial applications.