Your challenges

We understand the common challenges you face in water treatment. Our filter and screening systems tackle these challenges head-on, safeguarding your processes and improving water quality.
Surface and wastewater often carry large debris
like leaves, plastics, and rags. These can clog pumps and damage downstream equipment.
Organic matter such as algae and plant waste raises the biochemical oxygen demand (BOD)
risking regulatory breaches and overloading treatment systems.
Fine particles, grease, and fibers build up on membranes and sensitive equipment
causing fouling, lowering efficiency, and increasing maintenance.
High energy consumption or process interruptions
from outdated or under-sized screening technology
How our filter and screening systems work
We offer a wide range of filter and screening solutions designed to remove solids based on size. Water flows through screens with specific openings — larger solids are caught, while smaller particles pass through. Our solutions can be divided into raw water intake / drinking water and wastewater treatment.
Raw water intake / drinking water:
- Travelling basket (FlooScreen™): A mechanized system with automatic cleaning that lifts debris from water, ideal for treating intake water, large water level fluctuations, large volumes and coarse solids.
- Drum basket (FlooScreen™): A rotary drum screen with a self-cleaning rotating drum and spray bars for continuous, energy-efficient and low-maintenance solids removal.
- Automatic Bar Screen (FlooScreen™): A rugged, front-line mechanical screen designed to remove coarse solids from large flow streams and to ensure that larger objects do not get into the downstream process.
- Sluice Gates (FlooScreen™): Elementary components in water canals and channels for stopping the water flow during operation, maintenance, service and repair work.
- Fine sieve (IntenSieve®): Combines solids separation and thickening in one compact unit, replacing conventional primary treatment with greater efficiency.
- Rotary drum screen (NTF): Features a patented water distribution system, perforated drum, and screw conveyor for efficient solids transport, especially for river and lake water.
Wastewater treatment:
- Channel filter (Aquarake - NPS): A self-cleaning channel filter using an endless belt to transport solids, with optional hot water spray and brush cleaning.
- Curved screen (NZB): A simple static filter with wedge wire and pneumatic cleaning for periodic maintenance.
- Rotary drum screen (NTF): Features a patented water distribution system, perforated drum, and screw conveyor for efficient solids transport.
- Rotary drum screen (NDF): An inside-fed drum with cloth filter, designed for fine solids like manure separation.
- Fine sieve (IntenSieve®): Combines solids separation and thickening in one compact unit, replacing conventional primary treatment with greater efficiency.
- Special applications, for example for a heavy industry, providing tailored engineering solutions such as basket filters and cartridge filters.
Customer benefits
Our filter and screening systems deliver clear advantages:

Better water quality and compliance
Remove particulates and contaminants to meet discharge limits or improve potable water safety.
Protect critical equipment
Avoid damage and clogging in pumps, membranes, and pipes, cutting downtime and maintenance costs.
Boost treatment efficiency
Lower solids load before biological or chemical treatment stages to improve system performance and lifespan.
Expertise across industries
From municipal sewage to industrial wastewater in biofuels, poultry, beverage, and pharma, we tailor solutions to your specific needs
Filter and screening system product line highlights:
Filter – IntenSieve

- Municipal
- Pulp & Paper
- Food & Beverage
- Fish processing
- Pharma & personal care
- Mining and minerals
- Energy
Filter – FlooScreen™
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What solids can filters and screens remove?
They capture suspended solids like sand, silt, algae, organic debris, leaves, and plastics.
How often do these systems need cleaning or maintenance?
It depends on the design and water quality. Some systems clean automatically and continuously, while others require manual cleaning weekly or monthly.
Can they handle changing flow rates and solids loads?
Yes, modern screens adapt to fluctuations to maintain effective solids removal without clogging.
Do filters and screens remove dissolved contaminants?
No, they target suspended and particulate matter. Dissolved contaminants need further chemical or biological treatment, which we can also provide as part of a complete solution.